How to navigate e-book sites

[jenjayfromSA]

I'm not too sussed with IT and tend to stick to Amazon because I'm too nervous to go further. This week I tried to explore a bit and bogged down. What is the Pin It stuff? Does it work? I ended up on a site called Mediahogs and got stuck. I found I had signed up for a free trial that after five days would cost me $18 dollars a month. Help! I can get two Kindle books for that! It took quite a while to find how to unsubscribe. Please, any advice appreciated. Naturally, I was looking for free e-books!. Also what is Nook? Sorry to be such a wuzz

[Eben10000]

Navigation to the download of an e-book

[Tomy Chandrafrost]

I use libgen because it's free and easy to use. You can use it from any device.

[Seth Madugu James]

I never had any trouble navigating an e-book website, especially after discovering the Kindle app. Once you've completed the required registration, all you need to do is explore the Kindle interface with ease. If you want to buy a book, you'll need to enter your credit card information; this isn't the case for free book reading on the app.

[Daniel Jude 1]

Particularly if you're new to e-readers. The Kindle app wasn't too difficult for me to use, but after downloading it and completing the required forms, I was able to choose my first free book from the internet. The only additional information you'll require is if you choose to buy a book.

[Nancy Yager]

I love my kindle now that I have discovered the text to voice function. Along with my wireless headphones, I can read my books, do my housework and go outside all at the same time. I often use the Help button if I am confused about the functions.