How to Find Free Kids E-Books

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By Techlicious / Suzanne KantraApril 25, 2013

If you have a bookworm in your family, e-books can be an expensive habit. Fortunately, there are great places to find free versions of many popular titles. Some are available to keep; others you can borrow.

Find free e-books on Amazon

There’s a fairly large collection of public domain and other free works available on Amazon, including The Ugly Duckling, Bobbsey Twins in the Country and The Adventures of Tom Sawyer. But finding free titles isn’t easy, so you’ll want to head over to a book-finder site like Freebook Sifter, which has more than 600 children’s e-books cataloged Titles are broken down by age and type and are listed with the average Amazon rating. FreeReadFeed provides a similar service, with the ability to sort by Children’s and Teens. Neither site has a complete list, but they’re both great places to start.

Read more: How to Find Free Kids E-Books | TIME.com

I've also discovered this site that gives links to lots of free books for children – and adults:Books on The Knob