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K is for kindle. Even after making the decisions to purchase a kindle last August, I wasn’t sure if I , miss avid book reader, would like it. But I have been pleasantly surprise by how much I have enjoyed reading my kindle. Although, I still enjoy clasping a real book in these hands of mine.

Since purchasing my kindle I have discovered that Amazon often features limited time free kindle books. I have discovered lots of new authors this way. What are you currently reading on your kindle?

Here are a few of today’s limited of time free books on kindle:


Analysis Without Paralysis: 10 Tools to Make Better Strategic Decisions
Quick-Fix Salads – Fresh and Delicious Salads in 30 Minutes or Less
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Comments

  1. Wow Wanda, these look great!
    I love my kindle too, but still love a real book and libraries and the vintage ones that smell of faded memories 😀

    Hope you are doing well!

  2. I still haven’t made the Kindle leap yet, but I don’t have the disposable income to make the purchase either. Besides I have so many unread books in my house that they could keep me busy for years to come.

    Lee
    Places I Remember
    Wrote By Rote
    An A to Z Co-host blog

  3. Thanks for the links…I don’t have a Kindle but I use the app on my PC. I have a Dell mini so it is easy to hold in my hands and read in bed with.

  4. I don’t have a Kindle but I downloaded the app. I kind of want the Fire now, after resisting it for so long. Of course, I don’t plan to take it with me into the pool. I’ll stick with cheap paperbacks for that. If I drop them it’s no great loss.

  6. I don’t have a kindle but know several people who do and enjoy them. Amazon certainly has plenty of books for them, and it’s nice that they offer some free ones as well!

    • You don’t even have to actually own a Kindle to enjoy all the available books. Amazaon has free kindle for PC software, which allows you to read books on your computer.

  7. No Kindle for me. I’m sure I could get used to it. Like not licking my finger to turn the page! I like the feel of a good ol’ book in my hand, too. And I think it would bug me always having finger prints on the screen. Probably why I don’t have a touch phone either!

    • I have the older versions of the Kindle so I don’t have to worry about the fingerprints. But that is one of the nuisances of touch screen technology.

  8. Thanks, Wanda. As a book worm, after years of having my handbags and back seat crammed with books, I have truly embraced E-Reading. My real book love is still strong, but my handbags are lighter and my back seat “library” only has a few “must read” books! lol!