There are many websites that offer daily emails for discounted and free ebooks. I’ve added links below to sites where I’ve bought e-books, audiobooks, and used books. I get emails from Amazon for discounted books. There are always good deals to be found there. Many times, authors will make their debut book in a series free. And when a newer book in the series comes out, they’ll make one or more of the other books free (or sometimes just $0.99). Some of the best deals I’ve gotten have been on bundled sets. For example, buying books 1–3 of a series together in one bundle.
Beyond online deals, there are plenty of ways to find books locally, too. Keep an eye out for the tiny free book libraries people are adding in their neighborhoods, and check charity shops, which often have great secondhand finds at low prices. In England, I’ve seen old bus stops and phone boxes repurposed into little community libraries. A lovely way to give unused public spaces a second life.
You don’t need to own a physical Kindle to read ebooks. You can download the Kindle app for free and get books that way.
You can also use a library app such as Libby to borrow ebooks and audiobooks for free with your library card. Happy Reading!!!!