Libraries are great for ebooks! Get her a card at a local one or get one from a big city in your area.

Did that, done that….she must consume more.

She can’t have read the whole library lol

Per Rule 3.6: No distribution or solicitation of pirated books.

We aren't telling you not to discuss piracy (it is an important topic), but we do not allow anyone to share links and info on where to find pirated copies. This rule comes from no personal opinion of the mods' regarding piracy, but because /r/books is an open, community-driven forum and it is important for us to abide the wishes of the publishing industry.

In my country you can speak to the library and request books. Maybe that's an option at yours - have you asked ?

And yet the authors would undoubtedly wish to be heard by all those who would listen/read regardless of monetary gain. Point me towards my people who would not restrict access to information/written information and entertainment and see me leave gracefully.

She’s got cards to multiple libraries in multiple areas…we’re so far beyond singular library

You are welcome to contact authors directly and ask them to send copies of their books to your wife for free. I will not, however, aid you in finding piracy sources.

Shallow of you to ask. Ofcourse, see above. She must consume more than has been made available through request of libraries near and far.

Sorry, what makes it shallow of me to ask ?

I'll be honest, given the number of books in a library (let alone several libraries) I expect there are things in there she has not read. She could also consider re-reading books. Maybe you could put into perspective, just how many books is she reading in a day ?

Beyond that, it might be time to start paying. Buying singular books can be expensive for someone as voracious as your wife, so maybe something like Kindle unlimited is the way to go - thousands of books with new ones popping up all the time.

[removed]

There's no need to be rude.

I'll be ending this conversation here.

Personal conduct

Please use a civil tone and assume good faith when entering a conversation.

[removed]

This feels trollish…maybe she should read different genres?

[removed]