Can I access a large collection of free eBooks without having to pay for an e-reading subscription or purchase individual titles?

Project Gutenberg provides over 60,000 free eBooks in PDF format.

LibriVox offers free audiobooks read by volunteers.

Many libraries offer eBooks for free through platforms like OverDrive and Hoopla.

Amazon Kindle and Kobo regularly have promotions and discounts on eBooks.

BookBub and BookDealFinder curate deals on affordable eBooks.

Google Play Books has a "Free eBooks" section in the "Escape" category.

Prime Reading, a subscription service by Amazon, offers a rotating selection of free eBooks and audiobooks.

Kindle Unlimited, a separate subscription service, allows users to borrow up to 20 eBooks at a time for $9.99/month.

Open Library offers over 2 million free eBooks, including kindle versions.

Digitalbookio and BookRix provide a wide range of free eBooks in various genres and languages.

Free eBooks offers up to five free eBooks per month with a free account.

Websites like ManyBooks, Bookzz, and Project Gutenberg Australia offer free eBooks in various formats, including AZW3 (Kindle), EPUB, and FB2.

eBooks can be read on various devices, such as smartphones, tablets, and computers, using free apps like Kindle, Nook, and Google Play Books.