Point me to some Kindle resources

[SimonM]

I have just got a Kindle and wondered if anyone could point me towards any bushy titles that I can download...it can handle PDF's too if that helps.

Thanks in advance

Simon

 

[steven andrews]

There's "Camping and Woodcraft" by George Washington Sears (Nessmuk) for 72p:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/WOODCRAFT-AND-CAMPING/dp/B004G08WUA/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1295299414&sr=1-1

 

[demographic]

There's "Camping and Woodcraft" by George Washington Sears (Nessmuk) for 72p:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/WOODCRAFT-AND-CAMPING/dp/B004G08WUA/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1295299414&sr=1-1

Its free HERE

There's Foxfire 1-6 HERE I haven't checked the full file but even if its corrupted the rest of the books are on there anyway.

There's heaps of that kind of stuff on Scribd, as well as some survivalist nutter stuff from the loons. <Shrugs>

 

[steven andrews]

I'm new to my Kindle, what's the procedure for adding books from Scribd please?

 

[demographic]

I'm new to my Kindle, what's the procedure for adding books from Scribd please?

Can't say I've got a Kindle but just for the computer I click on the bit that says Download and I save the file. I'm a member so you might have to sign up but when I did it didn't require a proper name and I just gave my junk e-mail addy. To be fair, I haven't been spammed by them anyway so I find it a useful resource and there's masses of PDF books on it.
A while ago they were having a few problems with files not uploading properly and they only had the first few pages visible then the rest blank but there's so many people putting stuff on there there's often another good file to choose from.

 

[Mikey P]

Cody Lundins book's are available on Amazon as kindle editions. "98.6 - The Art of Keeping Your bottom Alive" is a great read - dip into it every now and again.