Manybooks.net

Manybooks.net
Manybooks.net
URL manybooks.net
Commercial? no
Type of site Digital library
Available language(s) 35[1]
Owner Matthew McClintock
Launched 2004 (2004)[2]
Alexa rank decrease 28,031 (November 2011)[3]

Manybooks.net is a digital library that takes e-books from Project Gutenberg, the Internet Archive, and other free sources and converts them to file formats suitable for e-readers, such as PDF or ePub.[4] E-Books are created on-demand and then cached via Amazon S3.[5]

The site organizes by genre and Library of Congress Classification and offers descriptions for most fiction and reader reviews.

References

  1. ^ http://manybooks.net/language.php
  2. ^ http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://manybooks.net/
  3. ^ "Manybooks.net Site Info". Alexa Internet. http://www.alexa.com/siteinfo/Manybooks.net. Retrieved 2011-11-02. 
  4. ^ http://manybooks.net/format_stats.php
  5. ^ http://manybooks.net/about/

External links


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Reading
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Software
Adobe Acrobat · Adobe Digital Editions · Aldiko · Blio · Bookglutton · Calibre · FBReader · iBooks · Lexcycle Stanza · Sony Reader Library · STDU Viewer
Editing
Adobe InDesign · Atlantis Word Processor · Feedbooks · Sigil
Sources
Free
Bookglutton · Internet Archive · Feedbooks · Google Books · Manybooks.net · Project Gutenberg · Wikisource
Paid
Amazon.com · Barnes & Noble · BooksOnBoard · Borders · Feedbooks · Fictionwise · Google Books · iBookstore · Kobo Bookstore · Sony Reader Store

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