
monkeon writes, "People tend to seek things that back up already held beliefs, but what books, films, or real-life events have actually changed the way you think about a subject?"
( , Thu 2 Apr 2015, 15:27)
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But please take a look around at your other options.
There are loads of sites offering free eBooks, such as https://www.gutenberg.org/ You have to manually drag them into your kindle via something like Windows Explorer, but once on there they work just like any other books, and you don't have to pay Amazon for something in the public domain.
( , Tue 7 Apr 2015, 10:08, 1 reply)

Calibre works well on most OS's including Android. And it's free!
Here's my goto for textbooks. Search reddit/torrent sites for others.
( , Tue 7 Apr 2015, 11:21, closed)
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