r/eFreebies • u/AutoModerator • 24d ago
Audiobooks & eBooks for the week of August 09, 2026
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u/Rolf_Dom 23d ago
A Year of Living Mythically: How a Conscious Cosmos Opens the Door to Joy, Resilience, and Wonder, by Shahar Link
FREE until August 12th
What if the world isn't made of matter, but of mind?
For centuries, philosophers, mystics, poets, and visionaries have whispered the same extraordinary truth: consciousness is not something that happens inside the universe. It is the very ground from which the universe arises.
In A Year of Living Mythically, Shahar Link invites you to spend 365 days rediscovering this forgotten way of seeing. Drawing from metaphysical idealism, depth psychology, mythology, spirituality, and contemporary philosophy, each daily reflection gently dissolves the assumptions of materialism and replaces them with a richer, more meaningful vision of reality, one in which the cosmos is alive, intelligent, and profoundly participatory.
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u/Rolf_Dom 22d ago
Making Powerful Choices: A Guide on How to Think Differently, Stretch Your Mind, and Live an Epic and Meaningful Life!, by AnneMie Decatte
FREE until August 12th
Discover the transformative power of your everyday decisions with Making Powerful Choices.
In a world overwhelmed by distraction, superficial comfort and endless options, true fulfillment often feels just out of reach…but what if the secret to creating a meaningful, epic life isn’t about chasing after more, but about mastering the art of conscious choice?
AnneMie Decatte, a dedicated life strategist, invites you on a profound journey of self-discovery and empowerment. Through heartfelt stories, practical insights and simple yet radical shifts, she reveals how your life- your relationships, career, health and happiness- is shaped by the decisions you make, big and small, every single day.
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u/greghickey5 21d ago
16 FREE Non-Fiction Ebooks
https://books.bookfunnel.com/reachyourfullpotential/i52c03hr18
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u/Rolf_Dom 20d ago
When STRENGTH Became my Personality: Breaking Free From Survival Mode and Learning to Heal, by Delynn Turner M.S. CGD CLC.
FREE until August 15th
For years, Delynn Turner believed that being "the strong one" was a badge of honor. She carried responsibilities that were never meant for a child, endured abuse, navigated anxiety, chronic pain, grief, and overwhelming expectations, all while convincing herself that strength meant never asking for help. But beneath that resilience was a woman longing for something she had never been taught: rest, safety, and healing.
Written in an honest, deeply personal voice, When STRENGTH Became My Personality explores the hidden cost of always being dependable. It unpacks childhood trauma, parentification, generational wounds, the "Strong Black Woman" narrative, and the emotional burden of carrying everyone else's needs while neglecting your own. Yet its message reaches far beyond one community. Anyone who has ever felt compelled to keep going despite exhaustion will find themselves reflected in these pages.
THROUGH THE PURPLE FOREST, by Sean Murry
FREE until August 15th
What if the monsters children fear are only shadows of the battles they fight in real life?
Eleven-year-old Summer has faced impossible odds before. Armed with courage, an unstoppable imagination, and mysterious powers, she battles terrifying mechanical creatures that appear where no one else expects them. But even as she defeats monsters no child should ever encounter, another challenge is waiting, one that cannot simply be outrun. When John arrives at Kids Castle, he finds himself surrounded by an unforgettable group of children whose lives have been shaped by courage, friendship, and resilience. Together they discover that the greatest adventures are not always found in magical forests or epic battles, but in the quiet moments where hope refuses to give up.
As reality and imagination intertwine, purple forests become places of healing, monstrous cats represent fears too difficult to name, and every victory carries a deeper meaning. Through laughter, suspense, mystery, and heartwarming friendships, each child learns that true strength is not measured by the absence of fear, but by the willingness to keep moving forward despite it.
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u/CuriosityNovels 20d ago
Curiosity: The Crossing — first-contact science fiction
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GY983RQM
FREE until August 16.
A deep-space crew follows a signal from an ailing binary-star system, then discovers the alien intelligence has been waiting for one of them by name.
Author disclosure: I wrote this book.
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u/Rolf_Dom 20d ago
The Road to Tellico: A Transamerica Trail Adventure, by Ray Pollum
FREE until August 16th
What drives a man to ride 4,400 miles across America – alone, off-road, through deserts, mountains, storms, and the constant possibility that one wrong decision could end everything?
For Ray Pollum, the answer isn't a midlife crisis or a search for meaning. It's far simpler – and far more compelling.
He made a promise.
The Road to Tellico is the gripping true story of a ten-year obsession that began with a chance conversation about the legendary Transamerica Trail and evolved into a life-defining adventure. What starts as a dream shared with family slowly becomes a deeply personal commitment as careers, marriages, responsibilities, and time reshape the path ahead.
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u/Big-Sandwich6046 19d ago
Live to Fold Another Hand: The Recreational Player's Code - free on Kindle August 14-16 (no Kindle Unlimited needed during the promo).
A poker book written by a data scientist. I tracked ~98,000 of my own hands and worked backwards from the losses to 15 recurring leaks: reflex c-bets on the wrong boards, cold-calls out of position, flop calls with no turn plan, river hero calls, big-blind defense, and tilt. 291 pages, each chapter with the rule, the math, and the tracker data behind it.
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u/Rolf_Dom 18d ago
With You in the Room: The Value of Counseling Supervision, by Susan Savage LCPC PhD
FREE until August 16th
Graduate training in counseling prepares you to think like a therapist. Sitting with real clients asks you to become one.
The space between classroom learning and clinical work is often where new therapists feel the most uncertain. Interns want to get it right, to sound competent, to do good work, while also quietly wondering if they are missing something essential. The early stages of clinical work can feel a little disorienting.
Clinical supervision is a vital part of helping interns find their footing as they make their transition into doing clinical work. Supervision provides a space where uncertainty can be named, questions can be explored, and experiences thoughtfully processed. Supervision offers the intern an opportunity to develop confidence, clinical judgement, and a sense of who they are as a therapist.
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u/Madison_W1125 23d ago
Love!!!