SOFT NEWS Today only craft and survival books 1.99 Amazon Dec 30

[Melodi]

Posting this on the main because it is so time sensitive - Amazon Kindle books 1.99 today over 100 books on everything from home butchering and preserving, to knitting and livestock. These are mostly "real" books, I have a number in hard copy that I actually got on Kindle too for quick reference - I spent 26 dollars and got everything from sock knitting books I had wanted but couldn't pay full price for to ones on cat and dog behavior for reference materials.

I didn't get any livestock books myself but they had sheep, horses, calves, rabbits and several others, a lot of gardening books and food preservation/canning etc.

This is not to be missed, they are not free, but for the price of one or two hard copy books you can get a ton of these to review and then decide if you want to invest in the hard copy later.

Here is the Link: http://www.amazon.com/gp/feature.html/ref=pe_170810_108182070_pe_row1_b3/?docId=1001923121&ie=UTF8

If you get the page with what looks like one book on Freezer Canning just click on it, the other 99 books will show up.

 

[Barb]

Thanks. My nephew just down loaded the kindle reader for me so I was able to download one that looked interesting.

 

[Josie]

Thanks Melodi! There are a few that I would like to purchase in hard copy format. I'm always worried about the power going out for an extended period of time and my little kindle being useless without a charge.

 

[Pebbles]

Thanks Melodi!!! Josie, I understand your reluctance to purchase for your kindle when you might want the hard copy...what I do when I find free or really cheap kindle downloads available I download what interests me. I then can decide if I really want or need to have the hard copy. Sometimes I find a book will not really have the indepth info I need or the info I want is only in one chapter and easily transcribed by hand and I don't need to spend $17 for the hard copy when I was able to glean the info I need for $1.99.

 

[Melodi]

Pebbles this is exactly what I do, also with really cheap books I may get a Kindle copy just for quick and easy reference - but mostly I use it either for just reading and/or with books like this to decide if I want the hard-copy version later. The knitting books and the recipe books are ones I really like to do this with because sometimes they are just exactly what I need and am going to want to use until the real book falls apart and other times I realize I have all the information already and don't really want to order it from the US. That's another issue for me, a lot of these books are pretty much US aimed only, even if you buy them on Amazon UK they order them from the US and I pay high shipping either way, since Amazon UK charges the moon to ship to Ireland.

But I would never depend on these books being there if I only have them on Kindle, that's why 1.99 is a good deal!

 

[prepgirl44]

Cool! Thank you. I got some on herbal stuff.

 

[Straycat]

Thanks Melodi! There are a few that I would like to purchase in hard copy format. I'm always worried about the power going out for an extended period of time and my little kindle being useless without a charge.

I prefer hard copy, too, but I also have no intention of my Kindle becoming worthless without electricity. Look into getting both a solar charger for USB devices as well as a hand-crank dynamo for USB devices.

http://www.modernoutpost.com/shop/personal-power/607-freecharge-12v.html



Melodi, thanks for the heads-up! I even have an Amazon gift certificate that needs spending.