Don't throw away your Kindle, Jailbreak it and take back ownership. Make your Kindle even better with KoReader and other apps.
If you wanna see whats possible i recomment this Yt video.
If you wanna get started here are all instructions:
https://kindlemodding.org/
Don't let it scare you it seems complicated but its just a lot of (easy) steps. So definitely possible in <2h.
Libby has various options to check out eBooks from local libraries.
Project Gutenberg has free and DRM free eBooks for most books in the public domain. A huge number of classics are available this way.
When I look for a specific book, I usually find that simply searching for "BOOK NAME purchase DRM free” results in plenty of results.
Sadly, I find it dramatically easier to find a free DRM free copy of most eBooks than to find somewhere to legally purchase a paid licensed DRM-free copy.
As a flawless upstanding citizen, I never partake of such amazing convenience, myself, of course.
I've found the quality on Gutenberg varies massively - since an epub is basically a zipped html file, I've had plenty that are just barely-converted text files, with problems like incorrect character encoding and that everything's one big chapter.
When I look for a specific book, I usually find that simply searching for "BOOK NAME purchase DRM free” results in plenty of results.
Sadly, I find it dramatically easier to find a free DRM free copy of most eBooks than to find somewhere to legally purchase a paid licensed DRM-free copy.
As a flawless upstanding citizen, I never partake of such amazing convenience, myself, of course.
I've done Libby with the library but I read so slowly that they take it away before I'm done.
Isn't project Gutenberg just for older classic books(not that there's anything wrong with that)?
Oh, yes. I'm most cases, really old books.
I've found the quality on Gutenberg varies massively - since an epub is basically a zipped html file, I've had plenty that are just barely-converted text files, with problems like incorrect character encoding and that everything's one big chapter.