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yellowdogintexas

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6. I get most of my e-books from BookBub, Robin Reads

Reply to spinbaby (Reply #4)

Sat Nov 28, 2020, 02:14 PM

Nov 2020

and a couple of other similar sites. Choose the genres you like and a daily email will arrive with books in those genres

I have found some great authors and first volumes of series on these sites
Max price is generally $2.99 but many are available free.
Consequently I have a Kindle full of books - but at least they are not taking up space in my house.

I really like that I can read the sample to determine if I want to buy the book.

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Allow me to gripe about ebook prices [View all] spinbaby Nov 2020 OP

I read all books now from my library's website Ohiogal Nov 2020 #1

Interlibrary Loan exboyfil Nov 2020 #2

did you do a web search for a .pdf? NJCher Nov 2020 #3

No luck spinbaby Nov 2020 #4

I get most of my e-books from BookBub, Robin Reads yellowdogintexas Nov 2020 #6

Amazon won't let me sell my e-books for less than $2.99, and... AmyStrange Nov 2020 #5

I use Oldem Dec 2020 #7