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They may lack the sensory pleasure of print, but the ability to carry an entire library of classic literature in your pocket has its advantages, to say the least. Wollstonecraft, Mary – A Vindication of the Rights of Women.iPad/iPhone – Kindle + Other Formats – Read Online Now.Freud, Sigmund – Dream Psychology: Psychoanalysis for Beginners.iPad/iPhone – Kindle + Other Formats – Read Online Now.Dostoevsky, Fyodor – Brothers Karamazov.iPad/iPhone – Kindle + Other Formats – Read Online Now – Original Magazine Version.iPad/iPhone – Kindle + Other Formats + Read Online Now.Carroll, Lewis – Through the Looking-Glass.iPad/iPhone – Kindle + Other Formats – Read Online Now.Here’s a small sample of what’s on our list: Can you carry along with you on your next business trip or vacation the works of Aristotle and Freud, several novels by Jane Austen and Joseph Conrad, the masterworks of Hegel, Hume, and Kant, the complete Shakespeare, and Proust’s multi-volume À la recherche du temps perdu? Quite easily. Entry-level Kindle, budget smartphone, or latest, fanciest iPad-most all will accommodate the range of formats available in our collection of 800 Free eBooks.Ĭan you freely download the latest New York Times bestsellers? Not here, and I’d hope-for the sake of those hard-working writers-that you’d pay to read new releases. And if it sounds like I’m making a sales pitch, I am: for hundreds of free books, available to read on the device of your choosing. This feature-along with the ease of copying quotes and passages and sending them across platforms-eventually sold me on the eBook as a robust supplement to print. An eReader or smartphone can hold an entire library-which one can expand ad infinitum, it seems, on the fly. Traveling students, researchers, or avid readers must lug several pounds of bound paper along with them on long journeys, or to work sessions at the local coffee shop. Within the charming heft of printed books reside their limitation. Is there anything more ridiculous than putting down a book because its batteries have run out? No amount of crowing about the supremacy of tech will make me love the smell and feel of paper less…

Maybe you’re an eBooks holdout, a late adopter, a disdainer of the book as a branded “device”? I get it.

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