Reading material for your e-book reader can include a variety of content, including electronic newspapers, magazines, fiction and non-fiction books, children's books, technical material and manuals. Sources for your reading content can include independent publishers, the major publishers, reseller websites, free content websites that specialize in classic writings, libraries and websites from independent authors.

Below is a small list of places to download material for your e-book reader. Also, please check our Partners page for free downloads during Read an E-Book Week.

Our Read an E-Book Week e-book store
Sony E-Book Store
BooksonBoard - also offers books in languages other than English
eBooks.com
Amazon.com
University of Virginia Library
Microsoft Reader Library
Project Gutenberg This free library has hundreds of classic e-books.
Reader's Eden
Smashwords
eReader.com
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MobileRead
Feedbooks
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Science fiction fans will enjoy Hugo Award nominated author, Cory Doctorow's novels and short stories. He allows free downloads of his books in a number of formats. Just click on the cover of the book you want to download. As an example, here's the link to Someone Comes to Town, Someone Leaves Town. You'll also find links on our partners page.

Then of course, authors can always produce their own content, either for their own reading pleasure or to sell to others. For the aspiring author, why not try Smashwords?

At Smashwords, authors have complete control over the sampling, pricing and marketing of their written works. Smashwords is ideal for personal memoirs, novels, short fiction, non-fiction, essays, screenplays, newsletters or poetry. And best of all--it's free to the author.