Project Runeberg is a volunteer effort to create free electronic editions of classic Nordic (Scandinavian) literature and make them openly available over the Internet. It states that it is free and gratis to use and free from advertising.
DigiLibraries is a free book library and publishing platform where writers can share books with readers and readers can browse or download free digital titles across many genres. Downloads are for personal use only, and duplication, redistribution or sale of material is prohibited without permission from the author or publisher.
A search engine that indexes the content of more than 700 websites offering free ebooks, including Project Gutenberg, Wikibooks and the Internet Archive. Users can search by title, author or theme to find free ebooks and audiobooks for Kindle, Nook, Kobo and tablets.
LARK helps digitize, convert, organize, or manage ebooks and reading libraries.
Flow is a free, open-source, browser-based online EPUB reader usable as a progressive web app across web, Windows, Linux, macOS, Android and iOS. It supports reading multiple books at once, an offline-first mode after installation, and custom cloud storage. Data is stored locally in the browser using IndexedDB; Dropbox is the only supported cloud storage.
Firefox Reader helps search books, ebooks, papers, library records, or reading archives.
A site offering a large collection of classic, public-domain books and short stories in a book-like format. The site states it holds 1,762 books and 1,194 short stories from 297 authors. Free registration with a username and password allows users to set bookmarks.
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DigiLibraries is a free book library and publishing platform where writers can share books with readers and readers can browse or download free digital titles across many genres. Downloads are for personal use only, and duplication, redistribution or sale of material is prohibited without permission from the author or publisher.
A search engine that indexes the content of more than 700 websites offering free ebooks, including Project Gutenberg, Wikibooks and the Internet Archive. Users can search by title, author or theme to find free ebooks and audiobooks for Kindle, Nook, Kobo and tablets.
LARK helps digitize, convert, organize, or manage ebooks and reading libraries.
Flow is a free, open-source, browser-based online EPUB reader usable as a progressive web app across web, Windows, Linux, macOS, Android and iOS. It supports reading multiple books at once, an offline-first mode after installation, and custom cloud storage. Data is stored locally in the browser using IndexedDB; Dropbox is the only supported cloud storage.
Firefox Reader helps search books, ebooks, papers, library records, or reading archives.
A site offering a large collection of classic, public-domain books and short stories in a book-like format. The site states it holds 1,762 books and 1,194 short stories from 297 authors. Free registration with a username and password allows users to set bookmarks.
