Download Free E-Books: Links Wanted!

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Several users are seeking links to download free e-books. Recommendations include using Wattpad for a variety of topics and websites like ebooks.com and makeuseof.com for free downloads. The importance of e-book content is emphasized, highlighting that it should provide value to the reader. Additionally, resources such as the MIT video lecture series are suggested for further learning. Users are encouraged to share any additional links they may have.
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hey friends , does anyone has some links to download e-books. please pass it to me.
thanks
 
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Go to m.wattpad.com with your phone or www.wattpad.com with your PC. Search for your area of interest and you'll find ebooks on different topics. *standard operator charges apply for downloading*
 
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Hi,

There are many websites like ebooks.com, makeuseof.com which have the free download facilities. The most important aspect of an eBook is of course its content. The eBook needs to give something to the reader.
 
Eric McClean said:
hey friends , does anyone has some links to download e-books. please pass it to me.
thanks

In addition to e-books, check out the MIT video lecture series linked to in the stickie thread at the top of the EE forum about useful resources.
 

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