FREE ebooks

[DreamOn]

UPDATE JANUARY 18, 2011:

THE KAPLAN FREE E-BOOK OFFER HAS ENDED, BUT THERE ARE LINKS IN THIS THREAD TO HELP YOU FIND
OTHER FREE E-BOOKS!


Free for a limited time at Amazon.com is the Kindle version of The Cleveland Clinic Guide to Sleep Disorders. If you don't have a Kindle eReader, you can download the free Kindle Reading App, available for PC, Mac, iPhone, iPad, BlackBerry, or Android phone.

This free e-book is also available for Barnes & Noble Nook, Apple iPad, and Sony eReader by searching from this web page: http://www.freekaplanebooks.com/.

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Kaplan Publishing is offering more than 130 FREE E-BOOKS (on many different subjects!) through January 10th.
To find their other free titles, search here: Nook, iPad, Sony eReader or Amazon Kindle.

Free Cleveland Clinic titles include:

• Guide to Arthritis
  Guide to Diabetes
  Guide to Epilepsy
  Guide to Fibromyalgia
  Guide to Heart Failure
  Guide to Infertility
  Guide to Menopause
  Guide to Pain Management
  Guide to Prostate Cancer
  Guide to Sleep Disorders
  Guide to Thyroid Disorders

and there are MANY other free e-books there that may be of interest! Most are medical, legal, and test-preparation titles, but there are others. Be sure to verify prices before clicking on the individual "buy" buttons, as this is a limited-time offer (through January 10, 2011).




(edited to post more links and clean them up for easier reading)

[mayondair]

Thanks for the link! kathy

[carbonman]

My sister gave me a Kindle for Christmas.

My first download was Dr. Krakow's
Sound sleep, sound mind

These are amazing tools.
I really like the ability to download book previews.

Linked and ready for download.
Thanks!

[Tired Linda]

Thank you! I also got a KIndle for Christmas and just downloaded the book.

[GumbyCT]

Free for a limited time at Amazon.com is the Kindle version of The Cleveland Clinic Guide to Sleep Disorders: http://www.amazon.com/Cleveland-Clinic- ... B002OOGXTW. If you don't have a Kindle eReader, you can download the free Kindle Reading App, available for PC, Mac, iPhone, iPad, BlackBerry, or Android phone: http://www.amazon.com/gp/feature.html/r ... 1000493771.

This free e-book is also available for Barnes & Noble Nook, Apple iPad, and Sony eReader by searching from this web page: http://www.freekaplanebooks.com/.

Kaplan Publishing is offering more than 130 free e-books (on many different subjects!) through January 10th. To find their other free titles:

Nook, iPad, Sony eReader: http://www.freekaplanebooks.com/
Amazon Kindle: http://www.amazon.com/s/qid=1294424847/ ... sort=price

Other free Cleveland Clinic titles include:

• Guide to Arthritis
  Guide to Diabetes
  Guide to Epilepsy
  Guide to Fibromyalgia
  Guide to Heart Failure
  Guide to Infertility
  Guide to Menopause
  Guide to Pain Management
  Guide to Prostate Cancer
  Guide to Sleep Disorders
  Guide to Thyroid Disorders

and there are MANY other free e-books there that may be of interest!

Does it still want your credit card?

[DreamOn]

I just updated my original post to include links to the free Kaplan e-books for Barnes & Noble Nook, Apple iPad, and Sony eReader, as well as for Amazon's Kindle. I also included links to ALL of Kaplan's free e-books (130+)!

[carbonman]

There are some ~775,000 ebooks out there in the ether.
A Kindle w/hold 3.5K books.

With DVR capability that I got last summer,
in a few months, I have recorded enough stuff
that I could watch tv 24/7.....
and not have time to watch it all.....
and it continues to record...as we speak.

Trying to keep up w/cpaptalk and bike forums,
I have information over load .....

..... so when in doubt , I always just for a bike ride.
In this information age, you need to set your priorities.

[DreamOn]

There are some ~775,000 ebooks out there in the ether.
A Kindle w/hold 3.5K books.

With DVR capability that I got last summer,
in a few months, I have recorded enough stuff
that I could watch tv 24/7.....
and not have time to watch it all.....
and it continues to record...as we speak.

Trying to keep up w/cpaptalk and bike forums,
I have information over load .....

..... so when in doubt , I always just for a bike ride.
In this information age, you need to set your priorities.

I know what you mean!!! I have over 100 e-books on my Kindle, and I've only had it for a month! Most of the books I obtained were free. I'm rediscovering old classics as well as contemporary indie authors that I wouldn't have read otherwise. It's easy to get overloaded and unbalanced, but it certainly is nice to have choices to suit my reading mood, which does change from time to time!

[bayourest]

I just downloaded the kindle ap for pc and the free ebook.
they did not ask for credit card info.
it was easy and quick. I already had an account on Amazon but you might be able to do it without having one.
thanks for the lead!!

[JohnBFisher]

Wow! Thank you. I just set those up for download. When I next turn on wifi on my Kindle it should download.

This is a great resource. And "The Price is Right!" Thank you for providing the pointer!

[msradar65]

Thanks for the tip! I got a Pandigital e-reader for Christmas and I love it!!!!

[Eureka]

Thanks for the info. I'm impressed with Cleveland Clinic -- so looking forward to reading the book. That is, if I can get the Kindle away from my wife.
Actually, I also have the Kindle app on my laptop and can access my books here as well. The Kindle was a Christmas gift from our kids -- and we love it.

[Gadget_OSA]

Amazon is not allowing Australian based sites access to this download. Is it possible to obtain a copy from somebody?

[Hawthorne]

I am in Canada and tried to get this Kaplan ebook and a couple of others but Sony Reader Store here shows them as "unavailable". Does this mean I can't get them in Canada?

Thanks

[GumbyCT]

fwiw - if you are creating a new account it wants a credit card before it will proceed to download. I have no clue what happens after that point