Tuebl

[Mojoboy31, Epitome Of All Things Awesomeness]

Not sure where to put this, so I'll put it in other.

Anyone use tuebl for books?

It's a website for free e-books. The people swear it's legal; apparently, in the same way that youtube is legal. Anyone ever heard of it?

[Racheal, RayOfSunshine]

I can't say I have. Sounds awesome though lol.

[Mojoboy31, Epitome Of All Things Awesomeness]

I'm just always very, very careful when it comes to stuff like that. I've never been one to pirate music, or anything. As an aspiring writer, I don't pirate things, cause someday when I've succeeded, I don't want people pirating my stuff. Know what I mean?

[Racheal, RayOfSunshine]

Yehh, I see what you mean. I don't do anything like that either, I usually stay off of things im not familiar with.

[Mojoboy31, Epitome Of All Things Awesomeness]

Here's a link to the site:

http://tuebl.ca/

If you want to try something, STAY AWAY from the download buttons, they are not the books, they are advertisements for software.

[Racheal, RayOfSunshine]

Oh okay. Thanks for the heads up btw:)

[Mojoboy31, Epitome Of All Things Awesomeness]

I've only gotten one book through tuebl, and it was for a buddy read through another group. You have to view the story you want, then select an option under download options. You'll see "epub version", "Download to own shelf", "Buy Book", etc.

EPUB was the easiest one for me.