If you’ve looked into unleashing your inner bookworm by reading some of the classic literature that has been written throughout the years, you’ve probably discovered that becoming well-read isn’t cheap. The 3000 Classic Books USB makes it easy to look brainy at the next party or book signing you go to.
Let’s face it. Bragging about reading all the books in the Twilight series can’t really be considered bragging but it can be a pain in the butt (and the wallet) to get your hands on some of the celebrated classics in the literary world. Fortunately, you can get your hands on 3000 classic books written by the likes of Charles Dickens, Jane Austen, Oscar Wilde, Emily Bronte, and H.G. Wells, and you don’t have to worry about taking out a second mortgage to add a library to your home because all the books fit on one little book-shaped USB.
You don’t need any special software or access to the Internet; just plug it in and get ready to enjoy some serious reading, and know that you’ll be able to stand toe-to-toe with your book-loving friends the next time they argue over the similarities and differences of the Bronte sisters.
Dust off your reading glasses because the 3000 Classic Books USB is available for $29.95 at Innovations.com.
6 Comments
Gee aren’t all these books free (public domain) anyways
Well, I think the price is really low so maybe is only for the usb
In wich format are they? Because I have a Kindle and it’d be cool if I can up them into it.
Wife purchased for our daughter and the drive was unformatted and completely empty
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