does anyone know where i can read full books on the internet?

Answer 1

Try
www.pagebypagebooks.com
www.classicbookshelf.com
onlinebooks.library.upenn.edu
www.bibliomania.com

Answer 2

Any book for which the intellectual property rights have expired can be published in full on the net. Wikipedia (wikisource to be exact) have a few. I'd imagine there are a few others out there too. Any recent book, though, is unlikely to be present in full on the net, because of international intellectual property law.

Answer 3

Why would you want to? There's something very pleasurable in holding a book and turning the pages, it's much more comfortable than staring at a computer screen!

I doubt if you'll find anything in full on the net that's still in copyright

Answer 4

I don't know about novels, but I work at a library and you can read some non fiction books online (e.g I.T books) if you are a member. This is free and they put the whole book up. It might be worth asking in your local library or finding their website.

Answer 5

It's much more enjoyable to read a book with it in your hand, don't you think? I'm not quite sure that any websites give you the entire book to read; there are some that give you a few chapters, though.

Answer 6

Most of sites show only a few pages or chapters.For reading complete book may have to pay or order.

Answer 7

Go on Amazon.com and serach for a book. If you have a membership to the site, (sign up) then you can look through a whole book, I think.

Answer 8

google books

Answer 9

www.worldwideschool.org
obviously only for books with expired copyright

Answer 10

www.gutenberg.org