
And, seriously, receiving a smashingly fantastic short story in my inbox every week has been such a joy and has helped me find great new authors. The publisher releases weekly original short stories from some of the biggest sci-fi/fantasy authors. If you love all things science fiction and fantasy, check out Tor’s eBook club and weekly newsletters.
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Riveted offers YA books for free online, either full books or excerpts on a time-limited basis.īy signing into the site from Simon & Schuster and becoming a member, you’ll be able to read some sweet free books, download them to any device, join in giveaways, and discuss your YA favorites. A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens.

It also has a fancy bookshelf widget where you can track books read and books (so many books) that you want to read.

Read Print is a user-friendly website that allows users to read classics online.

Just as the name implies, ManyBooks has loads and loads of online books for free. You’ll find versions of the Bible, as well as the Talmud, Vedas, and more. It also promotes religious diversity, tolerance, and scholarship baked into its mission (which is pretty rad of course). All We Need Are Dragons by Ljubivoje Ršumovićĭedicated to religion, mythology, and folklore, the ISTA online collection provides access to hundreds of sacred texts online.Legends of the Maori from the National Library of New Zealand.Yukimado (The Snow Window) by Naoko Awa.

And there are books from all over the world (you can even search by countries on the globe). You can read freely and anonymously on their site, or create an account to keep an ongoing bookshelf. If you’re looking for free children’s books online, the ICDL is a nonprofit organization with a mission to: “promote tolerance and a respect for diverse cultures by providing access to the best of children’s literature from around the world.” While many of the books on the following websites are classic books and out of copyright, you can find more contemporary online books for free at Goodreads’ free eBooks shelves (either full or excerpts) or with the “ free-online” tag.
