Here are some web sites with Free eBooks to prepare and stock your eLibrary for the next COVID-19 wave. (Unless you’re still in the middle of the last one.) 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 reviews the Pocketbook Basic 4 eBook Reader. (Approx. $80 entry-level device that more than does the job.)

Engadget reports on a new full-color paper-like display NXTPAPER from TCL that will soon be coming to eReaders and tablets.

They’re saying its use of reflected natural light is easier on the eyes like E INK displays.

Gizmodo heralds the first color E Ink eReaders with a review of the welcome additions to the eBook Revolution.

GoodeReader reports that E Ink is already developing a second-generation color eReader.

Explica High-tech updates us on the evolution of the eBook.

GoodeReader reports that Amazon Kindle is ready to support the dual-screen tablet Microsoft Surface Duo. The double-displays on the device should take the reader that much closer to “actual” book reading.

Liliputing reviews PocketBook’s $229 Color E Ink eReader.

DigitalMarketNews posted on Dungeons and Dragons‘ announcement of an upcoming book and Fall Event.

GoodeReader lists the Color E Ink eReaders dominating the scene in 2020.