MHB Website with a list of Forgotten Books

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A website offering a collection of old books at low prices has been shared, featuring a policy that allows users to download five free books per computer. This initiative encourages potential buyers to sample the books before making a purchase. Users have expressed appreciation for the resource, highlighting its value. The site is considered a great find for those interested in forgotten literature. Overall, it provides an accessible way to explore and acquire classic texts.
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Hello everybody, I've come across this website that contains a lot of old books scanned and for real low prices. They even have a policy of 5 free books per computer, so you can download some before considering buying any.

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