That site where you can read classics for free?

[Winamericaback]

There is a website that you can read many classics for free, I know that Sinclair's It Can't Happen Here is available there and I cannot remember the url to the site..

Thanks for the help!

[Goldom]

1. is it this?

http://www.gutenberg.net/

[Winamericaback]

2. Yes!

Thanks so much!

:toast:

[Ducks In A Row]

9. that's a great link. I occasionally do a little proof reading there

[VivaKerry]

3. oooo,thanks for the link and the post...

Sweet find!

[TaleWgnDg]

4. Uuuuummmmmmmm, try your local public library . . .

taint nuttin like a book. honest! O8)






.

[Lone_Star_Dem]

5. Agreed!

It's too hard to take your computer in the bath with you! :)

[Winamericaback]

6. I own a used book store

so nobody knows that better than I.

But I also enjoy reading books online and if they are in the public domain then I'm not hurting anything :)

[laheina]

8. Mmm-hmm.

I have finally come to terms with the fact that I will never own every book that I read, let alone every book that I want to read. Used book stores, the library, and links like these are all great resources for those of use who are bibliophiles! If anybody has others, please share!

[laheina]

7. Thanks for the post!!

I love links and resources like these, but I am sooo a book nerd :P