L Frank Baum - Wizard of Oz

[J.J.]

The YA thread piqued my curiosity and if anyone is interested, the Oz books look to be free on Amazon.

https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=sr_st_pr...

[Tara Woods Turner]

Awesome!

[Jen Pattison]

Thanks for that J.J. - I've always fancied reading the book (I didn't know there were several!) but never got round to it. I checked on UK Amazon, they're free on there too.

[Annie]

@Mr JJ: ♡

[J.J.]

Not sure how many of you look around, but a lot of older classics have shown up free.

[Jen Pattison]

J.J. wrote: "Not sure how many of you look around, but a lot of older classics have shown up free."

I have a lot of freebie classics on my Kindle! I try to find the ones that have been transcribed by volunteers, as there are also ones that are somehow auto-transcribed by Google. It can't distinguish some old-style typeset letters and its attempts to transcribe any phrases in another language are pitiful. A lot of those are just illegible and painful to try to read.

One resource I use a lot for creative commons old books is archive.org - they have a music recording section too.

[Nik]

Jen wrote: "One resource I use a lot for creative commons old books is archive.org - they have a music recording section too. ..."

Thanks, guys, good to know