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Which Cambridge Elements Books are Free?

Keeping track of free books in the Cambridge Elements series.

@TimeMachine_LBL

H.G. Wells’s “The Time Machine” in tweets line by line.

@Barsoom_LBL

Edgar Rice Burroughs’s “A Princess of Mars” in tweets line by line.

The Wind in the Willows (line by line)

It's not the sort of night for bed, anyhow.

Walden (line by line)

I went to the woods because I wished to live deliberately.

Bartleby, the Scrivener (line by line)

Nothing so aggravates an earnest person as a passive resistance.

Alice (line by line)

Curiouser and curiouser!

Classic Boy 2 Bot

Finding bots in classic literature.

Cenotaphs from the Whaleman’s Chapel

Reading the fate of the whalemen.

@ShakesCoAt100

100 years ago today at the Shakespeare and Company bookshop and lending library.

@Frankenbotstein

Celebrating the bicentenary of Mary Shelly's Frankstein.

@DerXdesY

The novels of the future!

@obliquestions

Questions without context, from Project Gutenberg books.

BIBLIOTECA POSSIBILE

Una collana di libri immaginari.

@RealMagicoBot

Magical stories, in Spanish.

@gutenquestions

All the hard questions from classic literature.

@harry_botter_de

Harry Potter fanfiction, in German.

@JaneAustenHaiku

Fake Jane Austin haiku poems.

Alternate DHSIs

Searching for DHSI backronyms.

@ravenriddler

Why is a bot like a writing desk?

Lit News Bot

A bot that likes words and language. Defining words appearing in the news today.

@readmelikeabot

This bibliophile bot talks books.

@rob0tius

Story ideas for journalists.

Redwall Feasts Bot

Delicious descriptions from the kitchens at Redwall Abbey.

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