To Read ...Or Not to Read...that REALLY is the question!

I've been trying to get ready for our Christmas vacation and have been putting books onto my Kindle for reading on the drive and at times when I just can't take all the 'socializing' while at family's (lol yea, I'm an introvert by nature!). So I went to the Magic Catalog of Project Gutenberg E-books in search of free books to occupy my time.

Has anyone else seen this catalog?!? It is packed with every book that Gutenberg has archived into an e-book. I think it is absolutely fantastic! Some of the books I've downloaded from there are:

Anne of.. Books

A Life of Gen. Robert E Lee

Grass of Parnassus

The Lost World

The Book of the Cat

The Girl Aviators' Sky Cruise

The Battle of the Books and other Short Pieces

The Light Princess

The Land That Time Forgot

The Tragedy of Pudd'nhead Wilson

The Swiss Family Robinson

A Study in Scarlet

The Count of Monte Cristo

And that is just some of them. On my Kindle I have well over 150 books...and that doesn't count the ones in archive. I also have the complete works of Charlotte Mason (the six volume set). Of course books can be found for free from Amazon as well. Those are delivered wirelessly to my Kindle- no hassles :) 

Recently from Amazon I downloaded:

CK-12 Chemistry

The Game

In the Reign of Terror

Sidelights on Relativity

The Power of Movement in Plants

The Future of Astronomy

History of Astronomy

Personal Memoirs of Gen. Grant- Vol. 1

CK-12 Geometry

Sorry that I did not include links to each of these books that I've posted (that would take a bit more of my time than I have at the moment!) but it is easy to search either Gutenberg or Amazon, or both for these titles.

Oh! And for those times when I just can't read another word- in a book that is- I also have the games Every Word, Shuffled Row, and recently Black Jack *I deleted this one- I'm not into the gambling bit*. All were free. I love free :)

Alright! Now I know the answer is definitely TO READ! :) I hope that all have a great Christmas with family (however large or small) and remember what Christmas is truly about- Jesus Christ.  I will be 'gone' mostly for the next two weeks but may pop in occasionally, as I have reviews due.