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ALL LINKS UPDATED JULY 17, 2012. If you have an earlier version, contact Kindle support for a free replacement.

I built this list after my father remunerated assorted dollars for a classic that was available free on Kindle. Everybody who loves classic creative writing of recognized artisti value knows that it may be mixing up to find out-of-copyright copies for free with so some people attempting to trade paid versions of the same titles. Recent updates include the most popular titles from the Bronte sisters, Twain, Dickens and Dumas that Amazon only freed as free Kindle eBooks in the last few months.

This list of over 1,600 free classic eBooks on Amazon works best works best on Kindle 3, Touch, Fire and iPad. If you click the linked title, it will fetch you directly to the Amazon product page for the free eBook in the Kindle store. If you are using a newer Kindle, an iPad, or other eBook reader with a decent web browser, you may sign into your Amazon account and download the eBook immediately.

Kindle Touch 3G readers will have to use a WiFi connection for downloading the books. If you are reading on an older Kindle 2 or Kindle 1 (which haven’t been sold for years), you may add the book to your Wish List and the next time you use a computer to access Amazon, you may have the Wish List items sent to your Kindle for free.

Louisa May Alcott | Hans Christian Andersen | Elizabeth von Arnim | Jane Austen | Honoré de Balzac | L. Frank Baum | E. F. Benson | Marie Le Prince de Beaumont | M. E. Braddon | Anne Bronte | Charlotte Bronte | Emily Bronte | Frances Hodgson Burnett | Edgar Rice Burroughs | Lewis Carroll | Willa Cather | G. K. Chesterton | Agatha Christie | Wilkie Collins | Joesph Conrad | James Fenimore Cooper | Daniel Defoe | Charles Dickens | Fyodor Dostoyevsky | Sir Arthur Conan Doyle | Theodore Dreiser | Alexandre Dumas | George Eliot | Juliana Horatia Gatty Ewing | Edna Ferber | Henry Fielding | Dorothy Canfield Fisher | F. Scott Fitzgerald | Gustave Flaubert | E. M. Forster | Mary Wilkins Freeman | R. Austin Freeman | Elizabeth Cleghorn Gaskell | Johann Wolfgang von Goethe | Zane Grey | Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm | H. Rider Haggard | Thomas Hardy | Nathaniel Hawthorne | O. Henry | Hermann Hesse | Mary Jane Holmes | Washington Irving | Henry James | James Joyce | Rudyard Kipling | Andrew Lang | D. H. Lawrence | Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu | Jack London | Hugh Lofting | W. Somerset Maugham | Herman Melville | George Meredith | A. A. Milne | John Milton | L.M. (Lucy Maud) Montgomery | Karen Niemann | Kathleen Thompson Norris | Marie Conway Oemler | Baroness Emmuska Orczy | Edgar Allan Poe | Beatrix Potter | Howard Pyle | Ayn Rand | Mary Roberts Rinehart | Marshall Saunders | Sir Walter Scott | George Bernard Shaw | Mary Shelley | Upton Sinclair | Robert Lewis Stevenson | Bram Stoker | Harriet Beecher Stowe | Gene Stratton-Porter | Jonathan Swift | William Makepeace Thackeray | Leo Tolstoy | Anthony Trollope | Ivan Sergeevich Turgenev | Mark Twain | Jules Verne | H.G. Wells | Elizabeth Wharton | Oscar Wilde | P. G. Wodehouse | Virginia Woolf | Johann David Wyss

• Amazon Sales Rank: #2948 in eBooks
• Published on: 2010-11-21
• Released on: 2010-11-21
• Format: Kindle eBook
• Number of items: 1

49 of 53 people found the following review helpful.
Nice job on a useful resource
By Stephen Windwalker
Morris Rosenthal has done a nice job here in curating an excellent resource for readers, one that would have saved me hundreds of dollars back in my days as an English major. Most of the times you spend a buck on the internet you never get it back. This dollar will come back to you again and again and again.

I recommend downloading Free Books For Kindle and KINDLE FREE FOR ALL) directly to the Kindle app on your PC or Mac and using them there for easy downloading of many a terrific book.

80 of 90 people found the following review helpful.
Really useful and will save you a bundle
By Joel S. Kaminsky
Sure there are free books on Amazon, but finding them is not always so easy. This application helpfully alphabetizes a host of important books by author’s name and then by title for each individual author. I have it on my IPAD and you just click on the book you are interested in, and it puts you right through to Amazon where you can then download it for free. A great application that will pay for itself hundreds of times over!

33 of 35 people found the following review helpful.
A Treasure Trove
By Calyx
As a newbie to Kindle (recently received one as a gift) and somewhat overwhelmed with learning what was available for the Kindle, I was delightfully surprised to discover such a thorough list of classics from which to choose. Not just a list, but a lifetime-of-reading classics just one click away… for free! I tested the list with my own lifetime list of classics still “to be read” and in all cases when they weren’t available via this list, an explanatory note was included, stating, for example, that (some of) this author’s works were not yet out of copyright (and therefore not free). The downloads I received through simply clicking the links on my Kindle (3g wireless) all worked fine and immediately. (The links take you to the book listing on Amazon, from where you order the download via your account at a price of $0). The list is alphabetical, by author, and under each author is a further alphabetical list of downloadable links to his/her works available for free. At this point, I’ve only had time to skim through the downloads I’ve received, and so far, they seem free of annoying typos, are easy to navigate, and the poetry has the original line breaks. I would definitely recommend this treasure trove of well-ordered links to anyone wishing to have an almost complete set of classics at their fingertips. You can hardly go wrong with this price of ninety-nine cents! Thanks to Mr. Rosenthal for a superb product: much appreciated.

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• Amazon Sales Rank: #60 in Books
• Published on: 2012-11-13
• Released on: 2012-11-13
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: .0 pounds
• Binding: Hardcover
• 224 pages

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• Brand: Gameloft
• Released on: 2012-04-10

• Play mini-games featuring Scrat, everyone’s bestloved saber-toothed squirrel
• Level-up to gain access to new animal species, cool buildings, distinctive decorations and much more
• Funny quests, side missions and further and added each and everyday challenges keep your village bustling with activity
• Invite friends from Gameloft LIVE! & Facebook, visit their villages, lend a hand and get rewarded
• Stay tuned for exclusive sneak peeks of the new film, Ice Age: Continental Drift

58 of 64 people found the following review helpful.
closing the game ~ back to kindle home
By A Scooby Fan
Fun game and kind of addicting. Others commented that they can’t get out without shutting down the Kindle Fire. I had the same problem! Go to “STUFF” then hit options and the Kindle arrow will come up on the bottom. Now you can go back to your home screen without having to shut down your Kindle Fire.

31 of 35 people found the following review helpful.
hate this game
By Harald M. Joesaar
My 5-year old added this game to my Kindle Fire. Okay, no big deal since it cost $0.00. I looked it over one evening and I couldn’t get out of it! I had to shut down the Kindle Fire completely to shut the game off. Needless to say that was very annoying. Then this afternoon I was reading my emails when I saw 5 purchases on my Amazon account to my kindle.. YES, my 5 year old bought $25 worth of something for this stupid game! I removed the game remotely and I am very angry at this company for creating a game trap where you cannot get out and can buy your way into points, or whatever.

11 of 11 people found the following review helpful.
fun but glitchy
By Rebecca L. Johnson
I am enjoying this a lot but I’m having the same problem other folks have noted. I keep trying to visit friends, I get told it needs to download an update by restarting the game but it restarts and I still can’t visit friends. I get the same message again. Aside from that, this has been lots of fun!

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Commenting on the attentiongetting and trendy, the trivial and tremendous, the Amazon Daily blog highlights the best from the world’s biggest online retailer. Whether you’re fascinated in the tops in technical toys, the quirkiest appliances or preeminent alien films, Amazon Daily offers a plethora of diverse views from the editors of Amazon.com. From the perfective holiday dinner to the craziest car accessories, Amazon Daily covers Amazon.com’s big catalog of items, gizmos, books and food.

Kindle blogs are to the full or entire extent downloaded onto your Kindle so you may read them even when you’re not wirelessly connected. And different from RSS readers which often only provide headlines, blogs on Kindle incorporate full text content and images, and are altered wirelessly all around the day.

• Format: Blog Subscription

102 of 106 people found the following review helpful.
Useful, fun, and free… what’s not to like?
By Joseph P. Menta, Jr.
Can’t imagine any Kindle owner not signing on for this freebie info source. You get light, fast news items, quickie feature pieces, meaty author interviews, and goofy pictures of lava lamps and trendy adult beverages. Fun stuff all. Even the rhapsodic essays about failed, discontinued automobiles like the Gremlin and the Pacer (inexplicably, a regular feature) are growing on me.

Even if you bought your Kindle just to read e-books and not get news and features (not me… I like everything the Kindle offers), sign up for this free blog generously offered by the Amazon powers-that-be. At the very least, you’ll enjoy the many book suggestions “Amazon Daily” will send your way.

Note: Amazon frequently updates the presentation and functionality of Kindle blogs and periodicals, so as this review gets older, it may no longer accurately describe the current version of this product.

82 of 87 people found the following review helpful.
What is with the bulleted lists?
By Simulacra
I am pretty pleased with the Amazon daily so far. I do not know if I will change my mind in the future. Below are some details:

Pro #1: It has a post called Reviewing the Reviewers. In this post, snapshots of book reviews from the New York Times, Washington Post, Los Angeles Times, etc, are included. Con #1: The book names are linked to the item detail pages on Amazon, which does not make sense with the Kindle browser, since you have to go through pages of navigation items first. I wonder why they did not link the book names to relevant Kindle store pages.

Pro #2: Pictures included with certain posts are pretty clear. Con #2: Sometimes, on a certain page, you only see a picture, no text at all. I don’t think the pictures should be emphasized so much, unless they are crucial for the posts.

Pro #3: Cooking recipes are included in some posts.
Con #3: (This is the most important one for me!) All bulleted and numbered lists are MESSED UP! More often than not, you will either see bullets with no content, or numbered lists that go 1, 2, 3, 6, 10, 12. I am sure this is due to a conversion problem from HTML to .azw, but I am sure it can be easily fixed as well.

39 of 41 people found the following review helpful.
Gosh, I would pay even 5 cents per month
By Legalsea
One cent per month? Ok. I bit.

I’m glad I did. Updated several times a day (whenever they feel like blogging) on a wide variety of subjects. The other day an article was about an early 1970s car, and how it influenced later models, etc. We had thoughts on the Grammy Awards, recipes, new devices, book reviews, on and on.

Previously, I would turn the Whispernet (or whatever it is called) off in the morning after receiving my newspapers. Now, I tend to leave it on all day so I can enjoy (or skip, as the case may be) any new Amazon blog.

Why not five stars? Due to the presence, in many articles, of links for you to click: IF you were on a computer. Since the Kindle will not follow those links, they are a bit intrusive at times.

UPDATE: Now its free? Heck, why not.

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ALL NEW KINDLE VERSION
Gold Award Winner/ MCA Best Picture Book

Cougar Cub Tales: I’m Just Like You is in regards to a cougar cub brother and sister who, one day, encounter a creature very not similar to themselves. They have ungrounded apprehension in regards to whether or not the blind bobcat is “a REAL cougar cub”.
By the end of the tale, they realize that they genuinely ARE the same, overlooking their physical divergences as they hug their new friend. It is a timeless story that deals with the every day issue of intolerance, peculiarly with regards to physical divergence and disability. It is written in a wondrous nonsensical rhyme, and the eighteen watercolors are an exquisite representation of this charming tale.
40 Pages/ Full Color Illustrations

• Published on: 2010-12-01
• Released on: 2010-12-01
• Format: Kindle eBook
• Number of items: 1

14 of 17 people found the following review helpful.
Bright Pictures, gentle rhyme
By Cheryl A. Bowman
Bright pictures and rhyming text in this children’s picture book formatted for the kindle. Has a good message about accepting differences and using one’s talents to help others. I read it on the Kindle for PC with two columns and it displayed well.

8 of 10 people found the following review helpful.
Purrrrfect
By Stacy
We discovered Sharon Cramer yesterday at our local Fair. She is an amazingly gentle soul who has a genuine love for children and the stories she creates for them. I bought both Lost and Alone and I’m Just Like You. Both are fabulously illustrated and written. I love how Sharon weaves real life situations into a fun story that captures my son’s attention and causes him to think and relate to his own life. I highly recommend both books!!

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
Morality tale of inclusion
By Pinkcameo
Tale of a tail on a purple spotted cub leading his new trusty cub pals back home. Adorable and free book. On ipad it is in color and the illustrations are fabulous. Very fun book to read to kids.

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• Brand: NibblesNBits
• Released on: 2011-09-02

• Matrix view, gallery view, and digital zoom mode
• Export settings to SD card
• Option to percentage cameras, and browser integration

16 of 16 people found the following review helpful.
App works very well — if you can’t make it work, you don’t know what you’re doing –
By Confounded Consumer
I downloaded the paid ($3.99) version of this before checking out the free version, since my experience has often been that free versions are hobbled when paid versions, even at the small nominal fee this one asks for, offer a much experience and functionality. Unfortunately, it often leads to not following up with the fee version.

Anyway, the app does *everything* it promises… from a very comprehensive list of traffic cams (which in and of itself is worth the fee), to being able to access your own home/business IP cams. There is loooong list of camera vendors and cameras, and you should be able to find your specific model rather easily. The setup for the model I have installed (Panasonic BL Series) was simple and succinct, and I was up and running in, literally, less than three minutes from install. You do NOT need to be an IT guru to set up a port forwarding for your camera on your home/business router. It is NOT rocket-science.

The app allows you to view individual cams, or can put you in Matrix view, which allows multiple cams on a single screen. It also allows recording, however, that is NOT defaulted always-on, as suggested by some other reviews. You can also do single shot captures. The app is intuitive, and not difficult at all to find your way around in. There are additional menus which allow you to invoke all the features of your cam, including pan, tilt, sound, zoom, preset positioning, etc., as well as inverting your screen, reversing pan/tilt, select image quality over refresh speed, etc.

Great app — well worth the nominal fee.

12 of 12 people found the following review helpful.
the best ip cam app
By T. Sung
for those who gave 1 star..read the damn instruction…first. this is by far the best ip camera apps ..very easy to setup my Panasonic web cam

5 of 5 people found the following review helpful.
Keeping An Eye on The House While Away…
By J. P.
As noted by others, the trial only gives you access to 2 cameras, but is worth testing out to make sure this app will work for your purpose. I purchased the full version of this app to view my home surveillance system on my tablet. This app works perfect and requires very little in the way of set up, all information needed was accessible from the settings screen on my surveillance DVR. Another feature I found awesome was being able to search and view public traffic, beach and city cams without too much effort.

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