Kindle One Day E-book Sale

[AWP]

Apologies if the link doesn't work, but Amazon has a one-day only sale on Kindle e-books.
http://www.amazon.com/b/ref=lp_6151...g=[t|link[p|1745213345[au|5727177402741770316

 

[medicchick]

Link works, Kindles suck.

 

[LibraryLady]

bookbub.com

Free and discounted books. Everyday.

ETA: FREE is operative word here.

LL

 

[Dienekes]

I'm with @medicchick, but I hate all eBooks. @LibraryLady, would you happen to know of sites like that for physical books?

 

[LibraryLady]

I'm with @medicchick, but I hate all eBooks. @LibraryLady, would you happen to know of sites like that for physical books?

ROTFLMAO

But seriously, depends on the price point, subject matter, type of physical books...

Amazon is a good start. Alibris, Abebooks, Powells (my personal fav, and a deadly place to visit, dadly to the budget), there's a ton of places.

LL

 

[Dienekes]

Good deal. I have Amazon and used GoodReads for ideas, but I'll definitely check out the others. Thanks

 

[LibraryLady]

Good deal. I have Amazon and used GoodReads for ideas, but I'll definitely check out the others. Thanks

Don't even get me started on this topic! There are a ton of places that I highly recommend for reviews, free downloads of quality stuff and so on. I looked at your local library and they've got some good ebook resources, all for the cost of a free library card!

LL

 

[Dienekes]

By all means, get rolling on it. The only reviews I've ever looked at are the book threads here and Amazon. And don't shoot me, but I don't think I've ever even been inside any library since I was 6, and truly that option never even entered my mind:blkeye:

Hell, that's a great idea because I don't think I've ever considered any library as a source of entertaining books; rather, the school one has been a place for studying and soul-sucking. I may mosey on in there and give it a browse. Great idea!!

 

[medicchick]

I may mosey on in there and give it a browse. Great idea!!

After you have a card you should be able to browse and reserve books online (movies too usually). I used to browse Amazon then request them from the library. It makes it a bit easier if you know what you want, or if you don't have time to spend there.

 

[digrar]

I get audio books from my local library, better to listen to than dodgy regional FM stations during my 3 hour drive to and from work each week.

 

[Dame]

By all means, get rolling on it.

Biblio.com
AbeBooks.com
Bookfinder.com
BetterWorldBooks.com
Alibris.com
Half.com

That's just the top of my list.

For finding library books: worldcat.org

 

[Dienekes]

Y'all are awesome! I really appreciate it.

 

[Gunz]

I like the smell of books in the morning. Smells like....it's not electric.