Ebooks. Best place to download?

Alf Stewart.

As title suggests.

I'm currently on holiday, and kids are back to school, so I thought maybe it was time to dig the Kobo out that I received as a Christmas present.

I am kind of miffed at the whole downloading malarkey from so many various sources, hence why I'm posting here for the advise.

Current book I'm after is "white line fever" (autobiography of Lemmy)

Prices differ so much from Amazon/Google/Kobo etc, I'm just wondering if there's any such thing as a price comparison site for downloading epubs?


Thanks

hooplah

If you haven't seen it yet you should check out https://fe.bolindadigital.com/wldcs_bol_fo/b2i/mainPage.html?b2bSite=4815

[I know, I know the url is sketch looking but it's a genuine site]

It's a website called Borrowbox, and if you are a member of Dublin City Public Libraries you can log in with your card number and pin. It gives you access for up to 5 ebooks and 5 audio-books for up to 42 days. There are limitations - if a copy is on loan it can't be borrowed.

Carawaystick

If you get set up on Calibre, you can convert kindle format books from Amazon to epub format to load onto the kobo.

Also project guttenberg has loads of out-of-copyright books. It'll download them into your google drive with a single click too.

Alf Stewart.

Thanks guys.