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Overview
A public domain book is a book with no copyright, making it free to use, reference and distribute.
This challenge is for readers who either:
1. Do not want to spend money on new books; or
2. Want to read more "classic" literature.
Books in the public domain can be found either on the Project Gutenberg website, WIkisource, or the Internet Archive.
This challenge has no limit, but is perfect if you're on a "no-spend" year/month/etc.
This challenge is for readers who either:
1. Do not want to spend money on new books; or
2. Want to read more "classic" literature.
Books in the public domain can be found either on the Project Gutenberg website, WIkisource, or the Internet Archive.
This challenge has no limit, but is perfect if you're on a "no-spend" year/month/etc.
Public Domain Reading Challenge
14 participants (53 books)
Overview
A public domain book is a book with no copyright, making it free to use, reference and distribute.
This challenge is for readers who either:
1. Do not want to spend money on new books; or
2. Want to read more "classic" literature.
Books in the public domain can be found either on the Project Gutenberg website, WIkisource, or the Internet Archive.
This challenge has no limit, but is perfect if you're on a "no-spend" year/month/etc.
This challenge is for readers who either:
1. Do not want to spend money on new books; or
2. Want to read more "classic" literature.
Books in the public domain can be found either on the Project Gutenberg website, WIkisource, or the Internet Archive.
This challenge has no limit, but is perfect if you're on a "no-spend" year/month/etc.
