Question for Kindle owners

Abbigael4482 · Post by **Abbigael4482** » 12 Oct 2020, 10:19

aruntr2001 wrote: ↑29 Jun 2020, 07:57 Does kindle support colour display? I have seen some photographs of kindle in which the book cover is displayed in colour. Can somebody tell me which versions of kindle support coloured display?

Yes of course! I have the kindle fire 8 generation and it's almost like having a mini smart tv. I will have to admit the power dying is a drag. It always happens right when I'm in the middle of a book! Another con is that the screen does give you headaches if you stare at it to long. So it really depends if your a long period of time reader or a here and there one.

Sararob06 · Post by **Sararob06** » 10 Nov 2020, 18:55

You can get free books through Amazon which is my preference but I’ve also used overdrive. I’ve heard good things about bookbub but I’ve never used it.

emidio125 · Post by **emidio125** » 12 Nov 2020, 10:58

When you buy a book from a kindle price, is it considered a promotional price as well?

Ashlee Atkins · Post by **Ashlee Atkins** » 08 Jul 2021, 15:03

I definitely agree that Amazon is the best place to find free books for your Kindle; however, if you are a quick reader, I would suggest subscribing to Kindle Unlimited where you can get any book for free!

Badmusjamiu44 · Post by **Badmusjamiu44** » 12 Jan 2022, 05:00

Amazon is simply the best with kindle

Ilze_ko · Post by **Ilze_ko** » 23 Aug 2022, 08:38

I am using Bookbub to check free books, if any catches my eye, select amazon and download for free. There are a lot of great deals!

Brandon Sanderson · Post by **Marie Chalupová** » 26 Oct 2022, 10:53

Amazon has lot of permanently free books and temporally free ones. I have search for free fantasy and sci-fi book bookmarked and check it once in a while. Managed to grab some popular books that way.

Also libraries if you have access to some that offer e-books for kindle. For 50$ per year Queens Public library even offers international membership with acces to ebooks, just in case someone here is not from USA.

Jennifer Shalton · Post by **Jennifer Shalton** » 19 Nov 2023, 23:09

I would watch for kmstuff your kindle days also just searching for free books in whatever genre you want and getting whatever you want. Iv gotten over 300 plus free books the last 2 months just doing that.

Robynn Coulter · Post by **Robynn Coulter** » 26 Aug 2024, 11:13

We use Libby through our library to get free access to books from Amazon. If your library is connected to Libby, give it a try for borrow books for free!

Post by **Judy Burr** » 28 Aug 2024, 22:31

I have Kindle Unlimited from Amazon. It is totally awesome. I didn't understand how it works, but now I know. It is like a library you can have like 20 books out and when you choose 21, Amazon will ask which of your 20 books do you want to return, then you select that one and it deletes, and you can get the new book. If you read a book that is in a series, you can usually get the first and maybe the second free, but maybe the next ones there will be books you must buy, but usually on a discount. I have several series, and I read the whole series that were free. I don't think there is anything that is better than Kindle Unlimited, other than the public libraries, and be sure to get Libby which is an app that works between you and the library, and you can borrow, similarly, to Kindle Unlimited for free if you have a library card.

Arlene O Brown · Post by **Arlene O Brown** » 13 Nov 2024, 16:50

I subscribe to Kindle Unlimited, and with a small fee, I can have up to 20 books at a time in my library. Amazon also has books that can be downloaded for free

Post by **Nati Jiniya** » 13 Jan 2025, 13:11

I usually use the kindle unlimited, it has saved me a lot of money. I have not found any better websites to be honest, just some pdfs where you also pay for the membership.

Sarina McMorran · Post by **Sarina McMorran** » 20 Jun 2025, 05:31

Definitely Amazon. They have all the classics and some books that are super rare. It depends on what genre you prefer. There are sometimes some free releases like "tasters" for books or series. I even found some pretty cool graphic novels for free on Amazon.