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The most complete and up-to-date resource yet for getting free content for your Kindle Fire, Kindle Touch, Kindle Keyboard, Kindle, Kindle DX, and Kindle Apps. Revised November 2011. By Stephen Windwalker, editor of the #1 blog and newsletter for Kindle owners, Kindle Nation Daily. Includes information on Kindle Nation Daily’s magical free book search tool and weekly Kindle giveaway sweepstakes.
Prices apply to U.S. Kindle Store customers, but this book also contains resources that will help customers around find millions of free books and other free content for their Kindles and Kindle apps.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Ch 1: How Can This Be? Amazon May Be Making Billions, But Kindle is the Key to “Free”
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Seriously?,
I haven’t paid for this. Why would I? Amazon clearly advertises free kindle apps for computers and phones. I was using my free ap long before I decided to buy a kindle. If you want to find free books just type your subject into search then order the results to show in price order. Don’t waste your money.
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|Not much help for the UK market,
Seems to be aimed at the US market where e-readers abound.
Overall, I would say this is the output of an author who is passionate about his subject matter. If you are interested in the Kindle, and want to read thoughts of experts, then this is probably a good purchase for you. If you can access the US market and all its nuances, then even better.
However, for UK based folk who don’t fall under the US licensing laws, there is little to be learned. Here are my tips which will save you the price of this download.
- Each day on Amazon, for Kindle there is a daily deal where full price books are reduced to somewhere around a £1. I have bought 3 out of 30 deals so far. Not many, but a 10% success rate.
- The Kindle section also includes a cartload of free downloads, mainly classic fiction: Sherlock Holmes collection, Wilkie Collins, Joseph Conrad etc etc etc. Not millions, but lots nonetheless.*
- If you do or don’t have a Kindle there are lots of free downloads available to put the e-reader on to your phone, I-Pad, etc.
*can you read a million books in your lifetime? 40 years of one book a day is 14,600 books. Ambitious.
But you already know this don’t you? The book will confirm what you already know. You just need to decide whether you want to read the words of a passionate Kindler (and there is an entire section on how to access his blog), or whether you trust yourself to navigate Kindle yourself.
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|Free Kindle,
Not a great deal of use – by the time one has tried to fathom it out one might as well go ahead and buy!
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