Ways to get Free Books

If you're a voracious reader on a budget, there are lots of methods for getting your fix!

Steps:

1. Have a look at online giving groups such as for example Freecycle. Some users locally may be giving books away, and they're going to be happy for you yourself to take them from their hands.

2. Look for a swapping website. Some involve swapping your old books for others' unwanted books, such as for example BookMooch.com. Some involve getting involved in a large and generous community such as for example BookCrossing.com. Some involve swapping unwanted stuff for other unwanted stuff (to get gone old DVDs and exchange them for books), such as for example SwapShop.co.uk.

3. Go dumpster/skip-diving after hours at charity shops and thrift shops.

4. Spread the term among relatives and buddies that you're buying good read - someone will undoubtedly be pleased to lend or offer you a book they enjoyed.

5. Read free eBooks at places like FullBooks and ReadPrint.com, or use Google Books to obtain a few sample pages of the books fully book.

6. Go directly to the library. It is possible to borrow books for various lengths of time. That is useful especially if you do not desire to re-read the book.

7. If you're a follower of book blogs, they often times host book giveaways for newly released books and ARC's (Advanced Reader Copies). For most, you need to follow your blog to enter the giveaways, but that is clearly a small price to cover! You'll kill two birds with one stone: follow an incredible new blog and perhaps win books along the way.

8. Sites like Goodreads and Library Thing have giveaways and an initial Reads program, respectively. Library Thing sends out free books on an initial come-first serve basis, in trade for an assessment. Goodreads has a variety of categories under their giveaways tab to enter and pick from.