Tired of binge-watching Netflix? Here are some web sites with Free eBooks to help pass the time in quarantine and stock your eLibrary. You’ll find a wide selection of classics, contemporary and non-fiction titles. Bookmark these pages.

Manybooks.net This has become my favorite with thousands of free titles in a wide variety of trouble-free formats.

GetFreeeBooks.com Just what it says.  A huge selection.

Project Gutenberg  Their mission statement: to encourage the creation and distribution of eBooks. Too many titles to count…

G. Wells Taylor has several FREE and/or affordable titles/sequels that are receiving great reviews at GWellsTaylor.com. Multiple formats available.

Smashwords offers a long list of FREE eBook titles in formats to suit your new eBook reader.

GoodeReader reports that Barnes and Noble is in the process of doubling down on its Nook eReader and the eBooks it reads. This long-time ruler of the bricks and mortar bookseller world has never given up its hope of challenging Amazon’s draconian control over digital publishing.

Let’s hope they take some wind out of Kindle’s sales, and give us all a breath of free (non-monopoly) air.

TECHZONE360 lists the leading eBook-Reading apps for iPhone and Android devices.

Digital Journal reports that Australians are using Flip PDF Pro to make eBooks.

GoodeReader writes about E INK’s new foldable eReader.

The Herald Scotland lists five new books to read in lockdown.

GoodeReader reports that with Father’s Day looming, it is a good time to buy an eReader. They posted a list of favorites at the link.

Patently Apple provides us a good look at another reason the eBook Revolution has trouble making and keeping any ground.

Last I checked it was Amazon Kindle that was dominating the eBook market, not Apple or Kobo. While they squabble over scraps, Amazon laughs all the way to the bank, and acts the tyrant.

Stuff says that a children’s eBook about the corona virus raised money for a women’s refuge.

GoodeReader reviews the Kindle Cloud Reader.