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I often get rather frustrated at how powers that be at my library seem to lack vision, so I was pleasantly surprised to find an announcement on ebook lending on the website. We aren't doing it [yet] and they explained why, and also helpfully linked to various sources of free e-books, some of which I knew and some I didn't.
One I hadn't heard of is Girlebooks, which as the name suggests specialises in ebooks by women. A lot of their books come from Project Gutenberg, but properly formatted into various ebook formats. Not all are free, but plenty are - worth a look whether you want an e-version of Austin or to discover a 'new' writer.
One I hadn't heard of is Girlebooks, which as the name suggests specialises in ebooks by women. A lot of their books come from Project Gutenberg, but properly formatted into various ebook formats. Not all are free, but plenty are - worth a look whether you want an e-version of Austin or to discover a 'new' writer.
