HOLY COW girls!!! I'm floored. This is SO COOL! Yep, it's true! Check out THE NEW Military One Source www.militaryonesource.com and click on the left side (you may have to be logged in) where it says LIBRARY. They will SEND you FREE books!!
There are fiction, nonfiction, and even audio books. FREE. yes, FREE! I am still in shock. I ordered a few myself just a few minutes ago. Guess what too? Shellie Vandevoorde's book "Seperated by Duty" is on the list....and so is Elaine Dumlers "I'm Already Home...Again" and NO WAY so is Kathie and Holly's "Help! I'm a Military Spouse". You guys better go quick in case they change their minds! :)
www.militaryonesource.com
Military OneSource has an ever-changing selection of popular fiction and non-fiction titles free to Military OneSource users. Order directly from our Web site.
Playaway books are the newest format of audio book. A Playaway books weighs two ounces and comes with earbuds and a battery. Playaways are approximately the size of a business card (3.25 inches long by 2 inches wide, by 0.5 inch deep). When you receive your Playaway, all you have to do is press "play" to start listening to your book. Its portability allows you to enjoy your favorite authors and titles on-the-go, whenever and wherever.
The Military OneSource Online Library Resources are links to electronic databases, e-books, and audio books. Access our diverse list of resources by logging into the Military OneSource Web site and going to our Online Library Resources page.
Enjoy access 24/7 to these databases and books from the comfort of your home. We have something for everyone--including Tumblebooks, "how-to" home improvement books, standardized test prep, and more!
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4 comments:
They know a good idea when they see it (thinking the AWTR booklist here).
Sorry girls! We can't deliver free books, so this is definitely worth checking out.
I actually posted our booklist to their website with our contact etc. information b/c they were looking for good books to add to this list. I figure - why not? Then we can all just go and get them for free!
Nice!
Do you know if this is still available? I had trouble finding the free books! If I am going crazy and it is still there, can you post specific instructions of how to access the Library on the militaryonesource website.
#1. You must be logged in, which means you must be a military member or "dependent."
#2. From the main screen, after logging in, you will have to scroll down to see "Library" under "News & Community" on the left.
#3. Clicking "Library" will bring you to the proper screen. You will find online library resources, playaway audio books and a list of available paperbacks.
#4. There are fiction/non-fiction titles to choose from. Select your book and add to cart.
Military One Source (MOS) will verify your address and send them out.
Their caveat: "Some titles have limited quantities. These books will only be available while supplies last."
Remember, if you don't see what you want, you can try perusing our Amazon book store (http://astore.amazon.com/armywifetalkr-20). They're not free, but it's expansive and supplies will not likely run out anytime soon.
Also, I don't see military kids' titles at MOS.
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