This is TJ in this video. I want to show you five websites that you can go to to search for free ebooks that you can then download and Use on your read them on your computer put them on your mobile device tablet smartphone e reader So these websites are Gutenberg.org Many books.net archive.org Books should be free.com and Libravox.org and I'll put the links to these in the description of this video This first one Gutenberg.org is the Gutenberg project so they go around and they scan in Old books and old public domain books So they said it have over 45,000 free ebooks and so we can look if we just we can search for a certain book if we're looking for a certain one Or we can go to the book categories They have English English German French Italian and Portuguese They have all kinds of different categories of books. So you've got Islam you've got Canon law you've got short stories Garden and forest if we do archaeology we can look and see African European so there's a really a ton of books here and we can click on This one the mound builders and then we can download just the HTML or we can view the HTML right now online We can download EPUB format with images EPUB without with no images or kindle with kindle without images the mobile format So if I just click on it, it'll just bring it up. I can go save file and it'll download right to my computer I can also do the plain text version looks like there's more files to We don't look into those though. So yeah, that's Gutenberg This next one many books.net The way you do it is you can search for under languages genres titles authors all just do genres I'll kind of different stuff. How about adventure this first one here? So we just have a lot of books here look 20,000 Louise. Oh French French is not my strong point. I think this is 20,000 weeks under the sea though and So it has comments and reviews underneath and then you just select over here on the right hand side the format that you want You can do just a PDF you can do like EPUB no B so we'll do EPUB download And then we click this link here and It'll say what you want to do save this file to my computer and now so that has been downloaded This next one archive.org is the Internet archive they have all kinds of stuff they have audio video software All kinds of different archives, but they have text So they have a book so you can do like American libraries They also have the project Gutenberg some of the stuff from there Children's libraries, but if I click on American libraries Then I can see all kinds of different stuff literature historical Christmas books So all kinds of different contributions from universities and libraries But if I do Let's do literature. Here's one little women So this book I can it's actually each page is scanned in so I can read it I could maybe kind of read it like this, but I can also choose to download it So if I go down here I can go where's the option to download? Oh over here on the left hand side so EPUB Kindle daisy full text read online PDF. So I'll download the PDF version 15 megabytes Oops click back I opened it in a window on accident. So if I right click I want to download it. I go right click save link as And that's how I can save it. So I have a thing called eBooks A folder that I'll save it in my eBooks folder So that's downloading from archive.org Book should be free.com again all these have search bars if you want to find a certain book or a certain tag like adventure drama Here's pride and prejudice and has all these have most of these sites have reviews too like this is like five stars So you can read reviews by people that have read the book This one happens to have audio from the book select the audio book This is a libra box recording. Okay, and this comes from libra box, which is a site we're gonna look at next But to download so you just scroll down here to ebook downloads and you can download ePub version Kindles plain text PDF. So I'll do the Kindle version and save file So now I've got that book downloaded and And this last one libra box is actually for people looking for audio books and So and it's got you can search by also just whatever you want to do you can do advanced searches and you can go to We'll browse by genre and see if I can find a book here children's fiction Oh, this is a very very long list. Let's find Westerns. So I'll find a Western We've got one here bear Creek collections volume one So this is pretty cool because someone has actually read this and you can actually volunteer and donate Some time and do a reading and then upload it to libra box That's where a lot of these recordings and readings come from so I think I can play it right here online So there's the I can play it or I can download the whole thing download the whole book and is it file right now and save it But I won't do that right now So yeah, those are the sites I wanted to show you and then something else we're gonna want to do if you're into ebooks and you don't use this already You're gonna want to check out a software called calibre and for that It's just a great way to organize your ebook collections and it's also really good for You find that ebook I downloaded this is that one little women. I'll import it into the library You can tag you can edit the tags on your ebooks. You can change the cover art and you can change On ebook so this is a PDF is that what I downloaded? No, this is ePub, but I can convert it. So if I go to Convert ebook I can convert this ebook from one format to another so if I want to change it from ePub to Where's my output format? Oh output over here so I can change it from ePub to Moby so it'll work on maybe one of my other mobile devices and you can change some of the other things to all kinds of settings Yeah, so you'll want to look at calibre. It's free ebook collection software for Handling your collection your ebook collections. Well, thanks for watching this video check out more videos of mine at TJ free My YouTube channel or my website TJ free.com Like and subscribe to my channel if you found this video informative and I'll catch you on the next video take care