For those of you with ebook readers, my mom's friend told her about a website that will find limited-time offers of free/cheap ebooks. Cheap seems to mean no more than $2.99 USD. You sign up with an email address, indicate the type of reader you have or where you want them to look for the deals, and tick the genres you like and PRESTO! I've already gotten my first email. Seems it's once a day since the subject of the email is: 'Your eBook bargains for Monday'. Five books are listed (I think I chose three genres); three are cheap and two are free. Two of them sound intriguing enough to get.
http://www.bookbub.com
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cool. Thanks for the link!
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Yummy. Thank you, Rowan!
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Thanks, looks great!
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Some days I find it easier to skip my daily update than others. They really do have some *excellent* deals on here.
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