the publishing company HarperCollins will start putting some of their books online, and they will be available (to read) for free. Basically, they want to offer the same experience to web users, as
people who actually visit bookstores.

Some of the recently added titles include: The Witch of Portobello by Paulo Coelho, I Dream in Blue: Life, Death, and the New York Giants by Roger Director, and a cookbook Mission: Cook!: My Life, My Recipes, and Making the Impossible Easy by Robert Irvine.

While web users can read the book for free, there is no way to print it, or download it to transfer the content to another device - the only way to read is online, at the Hapercollins website. No Trackbacks

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WOWIO is a repository of books in pdf format. I know, PDF is not the most accessible format on the planet for those of us who are blind and use screen readers,
but it can be converted with some work, and we can't forget about our low vision readers who would have an easier time with the accessability issues.

Anyway, According to the privately owned company's website, WOWIO is today the only source where readers can legally download high-quality copyrighted ebooks
from leading publishers for free. Readers have access to a wide range of offerings, including works of classic literature, college textbooks, comic books,
and popular fiction and non-fiction titles.

Click the link below to visit them:
http://www.wowio.com/ No Trackbacks

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