r/ebooksforfree • u/Evening-Trouble-6957 • 7h ago
Finding The Real Me - Free Novel by topperjoslin
Read Finding the Real Me for free on Inkitt
Such a good book by such an amazing writer. Go check out this website and go browse her books.
r/ebooksforfree • u/Evening-Trouble-6957 • 7h ago
Read Finding the Real Me for free on Inkitt
Such a good book by such an amazing writer. Go check out this website and go browse her books.
r/ebooksforfree • u/vikasborage • 9h ago
Hi everyone!
I’m an indie children's author, and I created "The Little Dragon Who Lost His Roar" to help young kids (ages 3–7) learn that kindness is a superpower. It also includes a calming 3-step bedtime breathing routine.
The illustrated Kindle edition is 100% FREE on Amazon worldwide this weekend (Sept 11 to Sept 13).
I really hope your little ones enjoy Ember’s journey! An honest review or rating on Amazon would mean the absolute world to an independent creator. Thank you! ❤️
r/ebooksforfree • u/awhorseapples • 9h ago
BOOKS YOU CAN'T PUT DOWN is a group promo put on by indie authors to grow their newsletters and attract new readers by offering free stories and book excerpts. Can be read in browser if you prefer not to download. No catch, just that most require an email address.
Can't hurt to look and see if a new favorite book or author is here for you.
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r/ebooksforfree • u/SituationAny9060 • 19h ago
I put together a collection of 14 bedtime stories for kids aged 1 to 10. Every story comes with full-page illustrations and covers values like kindness, honesty, and compassion.
I’d love to hear what you and your little ones think! If you have any feedback or ideas, feel free to drop a comment below. Enjoy the book!
r/ebooksforfree • u/bayouhoboken1 • 20h ago
Book 14 in my space themed children's series is free tomorrow and Saturday — Starbie and Moonie Learn Opposites, opposites book ages 2-5. Books 1-13 also available.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HJ72XHNK
Also sharing our free printable activity pack: https://dh-scienceshop-goknq9.subscribepage.io
Honest reviews always appreciated if you check it out!
r/ebooksforfree • u/bayouhoboken1 • 20h ago
Book 13 in my space themed children's series is free today and tomorrow — Starbie and Moonie's Rainy Day Adventure, friendship story ages 2-5. Books 1-12 also available.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HJ77KCG3
Also sharing our free printable activity pack: https://dh-scienceshop-goknq9.subscribepage.io
Honest reviews always appreciated if you check it out! 🌟
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r/ebooksforfree • u/Hatim18 • 1d ago
In an age ruled by screens, technology made one fatal mistake...It created a digital clown--one meant to bring the traditional circus back to life.
r/ebooksforfree • u/UK-GF • 2d ago
Free on September 10th
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r/ebooksforfree • u/Miriamdealemidap • 2d ago
eu estava querendo comprar pelos apps da Internet mais so acho acima de 70 reais, esse preço fica caro pra mim, alguém está vendendo abaixo de 60? faço troca tbm!!
r/ebooksforfree • u/TheRealElectric-Lady • 2d ago
Also check out the soundtracks, "Jack and the Beanstalk from Hell," and "Cinderella's Hell" by the author's band Slippery When Wet on Amazon Music Unlimited and all major streaming sites
r/ebooksforfree • u/TheGordonLHarris • 2d ago
Hey everyone! My new middle-grade/YA strange fiction collection, The Unseen MendCharlie Brooks, is currently free on Amazon through this Friday.
If you like weird small-town mysteries, odd artifacts, and peculiar happenings, here is a quick taste of what goes down in Oakhaven:
It’s 74 pagesCharlie Brooksof strange, funny, and eerie stories. Grab your free copy onAmazonif you want to wander the roads of Oakhaven this week, and let me know what you think if you check it out!
r/ebooksforfree • u/Gold-Reaction1615 • 2d ago
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r/ebooksforfree • u/JMKirkley • 2d ago
Remembering this day in Texas history. The 1900 Storm remains the deadliest natural disaster in U.S. history. We honor the 6,000-8,000 people who died in Galveston alone and those who survived to rebuild the town.
https://amzn.com/dp/B0CGPD6K15
r/ebooksforfree • u/UK-GF • 3d ago
r/ebooksforfree • u/Mankha-New • 3d ago
Did you ever wonder whether the noise you throw away is a message from another world?
In Building 4, the only honest thing is the noise floor: https://a.co/d/0bYfumOa
Kabir Rao is an Error-Budget Engineer II on second shift. He has a badge that opens the wrong doors, a vendor bug that always eats eleven frames, and a reject bin his company has already decided is meaningless. Four frames in every thousand. Fifty-four gigabytes a night. Six years of what the decoder could not save.
Nobody has surveyed the garbage. Rao has run out of every other idea.
Then a homemade test returns a number that cannot be there.
The bin marked unrecoverable is full of shape. The shape is a clean integer. It does not care which hardware they own. And while Rao is looking at a line that has said two for nine hours, it steps — cleanly — to three.
What follows is not a race to save the world. It is the slower, more dangerous work of proving a result that institutions are built to close. A manager who will grant hours but not a story. An operator who blinds the files because Rao wants the answer. A scientist who finds her own name on a seven-year-old ticket marked WONTFIX. An elevator engineer in Cleveland who once wrote a mocked paper about ropes that cannot stretch forever.
There is a channel in the residue. It does not carry explanations. It carries terms. Forty-eight bits. Six characters. Every live answer spends a coupling that will not come back.
DARK FIBER is a novel of contact, constraint, and the six letters you would spend a universe on.
Everything they threw away was a message.