If you use an iPhone, iPod Touch, or iPad, I highly suggest you try take advantage of the amount of free books on iBooks. I will also write another article on the best inexpensive books that can be found there.

Just a side note, some of the authors of these books express views that do not reflect my own. So please do not assume that I suggest these because they support my own world view, because some of them do, some don’t.

1. Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin ~Benjamin Franklin

2. Nature ~Ralph Waldo Emmerson

3. Robinson Crusoe ~Daniel Defoe

4. Up From Slavery ~Booker T. Washington

5. The Complete Works of William Shakespeare ~William Shakespeare

6. The Works of Aristotle ~Aristoltle

7. Edgar Allen Poe’s Complete Poetic Works ~Edgar Allen Poe

8. Declaration of Independence, The U.S Consitituition, The U.S Bill of Rights ~United States

9. Walden ~Henry David Thoreau

10. Pride and Prejudice ~Jane Austen

11. Astronomy for Amateurs ~Camille Flammarion

12. 100 Quotations To Make You Think ~Wolfgang Riebe

Rather than posting links(which won’t work if you click them on mobile), I’ll just suggest that you search all of the titles in the iBooks search bar.

Another side note: If you notice any copyright infringements, please let me know right away by leaving a comment, so I can fix them as soon as possible to avoid legal trouble. But as far as I know from researching copyright law, I think I haven’t broken any laws.

I hope this helps you out, thank you very much for reading.

-Josh Smith, writer of A Guide In The Information Age