Free Children's Books and Young Adult Books for Kindle: Linked List of Over 1,000 Free Classics For Boys, Girls and Teens
Type
Price
Date
Current Price
Out Of Stock
2024-12-04
Highest Price
-
-
Lowest Price
-
-

Free Children's Books and Young Adult Books for Kindle: Linked List of Over 1,000 Free Classics For Boys, Girls and Teens

Links checked and working on March 6th, 2015. If you own a version purchased prior to June 19th, you can contact Kindle support for a free update.

Some free classics now come with narration for Kindle Unlimited members! 

To download free eBooks directly, you must use Kindle Fire. Amazon has changed their other Kindle reader software (PaperWhite, Voyager, eInk and Touch) so those users must use this eBook in Amazon's downloadable Cloud Reader (read.amazon.com) on a PC or laptop to select and send the free classics to their Kindle. iPad users must use the Cloud Reader from "Manage Your Kindle" to use the download links, see "From The Author" below. Amazon Prime members are welcome to use their free monthly borrow to get this list and download hundreds of the free children's classics for future reading.

I read hundreds of the books from this linked list as a kid, both from my father's old collection and from second-hand bookstores. I tried to include all of the classics for kids that are available for free through Amazon, and also concentrated on the series type books I remember so well. Approximately a quarter of the 1000+ listed books are part of series, and these I list by series as well as by author.

Many of the book series in this list were composed by various authors under a single pseudonym, such as Victor Appleton for the Tom Swift series. I use the pen names in favor of real names since that's the only way most of us recognize these books. Some women, like Mary Louisa Molesworth, chose to published under their husband's name, so that "Mrs. Molesworth" was the name on the books, and that's how I list them.

Amazon recently pulled some popular titles for bad formatting, including: "Anne of Green Gables", "Kim" and "The Count of Monte Cristo." So before you complain to Amazon about the formatting of a free eBook, keep in mind that sometimes, poor formatting is better than nothing.