All the texts at Poetry In Translation (http://www.poetryintranslation.com)are downloadable in .mobi format for the Kindle. All texts are free for non-commercial use. Major poets translated include Baudelaire, Catullus, Chaucer, Dante, Lorca, Neruda ,Ovid, Goethe, Rilke, Rimbaud, and Virgil.

Thank you so much for the list. I got a Kindle for Christmas and loving it. Although, you don’t have to have a Kindle to download their books. You can download the Kindle app for free at amazon.com for your pc, mac, or i-pad. nnHere are some other free book sites that I put together for homeschoolers. However, not all let you download the books:nYou can also find free books at (some only allow you to read at their site ninstead of downloading):nBaldwin Online Children’s Literature Project nBringing Yesterday’s Classics to Today’s Children nhttp://www.mainlesson.com/nnnHeritage History nAnother site like Baldwin Project, only dedicated exclusively to children’s nhistory books nhttp://www.heritage-history.com/www/heritage.phpnnnChristian Classics Ethereal Library nFrom Calvin College, though loaded with lots of Church Fathers and Catholic nsaints. It even has large selections from Summa Contra Gentiles nhttp://www.ccel.org/nnnGoogle Books nhttp://books.google.com/nnnGutenberg Project nThe original producer of free ebooks. nhttp://www.gutenberg.org/wiki/Main_PagennnTextKit: Resources for Greek and Latin nhttp://www.textkit.com/nnnLiterature Page nThe Literature Page is your place to read classic books, plays, stories, poems, nessays, and speeches online, brought to you by the creators of The Quotations nPage. Our collection currently includes 243 works from 89 authors. We add new ntitles regularly. nhttp://www.literaturepage.com/nnnInternet Archive nhttp://www.archive.org/details/textsnnnnAlso:nnLibrivox nFree audio books! nhttp://librivox.org/nnBlessings,nMaureen Wittmannnn