What are some good, out of copywrite, books I can read?

Question

I ask for out of copy-write books because I have a limited income and these books are available for free on the Gutenberg project website.

Answer 1

read wuthering heights maybe, sense and sensibility, other jane austen books, jane eyre, the princess bride i hav herd abt. there r like lots of old books, just look there and just look thru all the stuff they hav. and u dont hav to read books online, there r libraries in this world

Answer 2

So contact Gutenberg Project.

Also use your library if one is available to you.  

Are you looking for FREE books.  Contact a used bookstore and tell them what you want to read and that you are on a limited income They usually have more they can use and may be will to give you some of their extras for free.  

Answer 3

Go to the library - it's free too.  If you want good literature, find out which books have Cliff's Notes about them, then decide if you want to read them in their entirety.  

If you want more popular stuff, sometimes you can find a "take one, leave one" library around.  They're not formal; people just set them up at work or whatever.