I've been reading a lot of free books on Kindle lately and I'll post the latest Kindle freebies below. But for those of you who don't have a Kindle or don't care to read from your computer, I'm giving away a good old fashioned print book at the end of the month.
So far, Margaret and Chris have been entered into the December drawing for a hardcover copy of "Christmas Miracles
". You can get your name entered into the drawing by being one of the first three people to comment on this post. What book is on your nightstand or next to your laze-e-boy right now? Tell me in the comment section below this blog post.
". You can get your name entered into the drawing by being one of the first three people to comment on this post. What book is on your nightstand or next to your laze-e-boy right now? Tell me in the comment section below this blog post.Now, for the free Kindle books from Christian publishers this week. Remember, they are only free for a little while. Check back to my previous blog posts for other books that might still be available for free.
Also, if you like classics, most are in public domain and this means they are always free for download. Here's a link to the top best-selling free classics (listed on the right side). You'll also find many of them if you search the Kindle store and then sort them by price so that the free ones show up on the top of the list.
I write reviews on most of the books I read and you'll find the 70+ reviews I've written at my Amazon profile page HERE.
I'm just starting Melody Carlson's "The Christmas Bus." I try to squeeze in a few holiday reads to help offset all the busy-ness of this time of year.
ReplyDeleteJust reread They Almost Always Come Home by Cynthia Ruchti and it was just as good the second time.
ReplyDeleteAngie and Jill, you're both entered into the December drawing. Thanks!
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