Anyone know of E-libraries?

I'm looking for sites to rent out trading books and material. So far, Tradersbrain.com is the only one I have found. Can anyone help me out finding others?

 

I got a bunch in Pdf format

 

Me too, do you know of a board or a mailing list where people could trade/share them?

 

I used overnet

 

Thanks for all the helpful info. Not really looking for PDF's or online books. Looking for books that I can carry around and travel with. Tradersbrain.com is exactly what I am looking for, except that it has a limited inventory. Really looking for similar sights to them. Google can't seem to find any for me.

Ed

 

check the local libraries (city and college).

if they belong to worldcat / OCLC, you can request books from across the country. i've found many financial books that aren't super duper rare there...

 

try this.

http://www.tpl.toronto.on.ca/uni_ebk_index.jsp#booklist

I have no clue on what is there, as I just found out this link last night.

 

I agree with this reply. I have a shelf full of Trading books that I've spent a small fortune for. In retrospect, I could have gotten most of them on interlibrary loans. It's not as quick or convenient as ordering from Amazon but at least when I find a book that's useless I'm not out $50 each time. My local library said that they could even get a book from a University where there are a lot of good trading books.

You can get some trading ebooks for cheap or free but the overpriced print cartridge from HP is going to cost you $50 anyway.
http://www.interex.org/hpworldnews/hpw207/news2.jsp

In my view, if someone knew of a trading method that works, why wouldn't they trade it themselves instead of writing a book about it?