网站提供免费阅读与下载书籍与短篇故事

在我们不断拿着手机，不停地浏览新闻，等待下一个大新闻，在增强社区隔离期间不知道该怎么办时，会变得非常无聊。

好吧，如果我们要浪费时间，不如做一些对我们大脑有益的事情，对吧？无论你是书虫还是不是，这些网站都能帮助你克服无聊，同时学习一些知识！

Project Gutenburg

Project Gutenburg 为您提供了超过 60,000 种经典名著和热门作品的收藏，涵盖了历史上所有重要的书籍。您想找什么，这里都能找到。来自简·奥斯汀（Pride and Prejudice）、马克·吐温（Tom Sawyer）、阿瑟·柯南·道尔（Sherlock Holmes）等作者的作品，以及更多作品，均在这里可供下载。这里最棒的是，您可以下载多种格式的电子书，或者直接从网站阅读。

Scribd

Scribd 是一款电子书和音频书订阅服务，最近宣布将为 30 天提供免费数字图书馆访问服务。是的，您将获得对 Scribe 电子书馆的完整访问权限，包括数百万本电子书、音频书、杂志文章以及更多内容。访问数字图书馆无需信用卡或长期承诺。

保罗·可埃略

巴西作家保罗·科埃略，以小说《炼金术士》闻名，已发布一些免费电子书，包括《光之战士手册》、《阿克拉发现的手稿》和《弓道之道》。除此之外，您还可以阅读他的每日故事，这些故事基本上是关于生活、爱情和精神的短篇故事。

尼尔·盖曼

Familiar with the book and series "American Gods"? Well, the man behind that awesome story is none other than English author Neil Gaiman. His essays, short stories, audiobook excerpts, and video interviews have been made available for free on his website under the Cool Stuff section. You can also read his David Bowie fanfiction, The Return of the Thin White Duke!

Haruki Murakami

Best known for his novels such as the Norwegian Wood, The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle, Sputnik Sweetheart and many more, Japanese author Haruki Murakami's short stories, both fiction and nonfiction, are available for reading online through The New Yorker's website. Prepare your mind as Haruki's works are oftentimes eccentric, surreal, and would really make you think about your existence.

And there you go, soon to be readers! Let's all make good use of this quarantine to be more productive and to enhance our skills while we can. If you have more sites that you would like to recommend, leave a comment down below.