SAVE UP TO 93%: On Black Friday weekend you can erotice massage in mestre, italyshop Kindle books for up to 93% off. Find new 2024 releases like Margo's Got Money Troublesby Rufi Thorpe on sale for just $1.99.
If you have an endless appetite for books (guilty), then you know reading can be an expensive hobby. That's true whether you're a fiend for hardcovers or dedicated to the e-reader life. Luckily, platforms like Libby and Kindle Unlimited can save you a pretty penny on all the latest arrivals. However, if you want to read exactly what you want and not wait around for your library holds to come through, it pays to splurge on an e-book.
Whether you need to escape your family or are headed on a holiday vacation, the best Kindle is a fully stocked Kindle. Now that Black Friday is here, you can stock your library with new bestsellers starting at just $0.99. We've found fiction and non-fiction books marked down by 93% at the Kindle store.
So, to find your next read, here are the best Black Friday deals on Kindle books. (And, yes, Kindles are on sale, too.)
Not necessarily, though we do have to say, Kindles are totally worth it. Your Kindle purchases may not work on other e-readers, but that doesn't mean you have to have a Kindle. Using the Kindle app, you can read your e-books on tablets and smartphones, too. The Kindle app gives you flexibility so you don't need to spend a hundred dollars on an e-reader.
The Kindle app is available on iOS and Android devices so you can start reading on your existing smartphone, tablet, or laptop. And if you want a Kindle, Amazon recently marked down nearly all of the new Kindles. You can find savings of up to 23% on the top-tier Amazon Kindle Paperwhite Signature Edition, which is down to $154.99; the new 2024 Kindle is available for just $84.99.
Margo's Got Money Troublesis equal parts hilarious and heartwarming. After a short-lived affair with her professor, Margo Millet finds herself 20, pregnant and alone, while navigating financial woos and upcoming motherhood. Rufi Thorpe's novel is a 2024 hit with an Apple TV+ series already in development, starring the likes of Elle Fanning, Nicole Kidman, Michelle Pfeiffer, and Nick Offerman.
This acclaimed novel is just $1.99 ahead of Black Friday. That knocks $13 off the price for 87% savings.
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Poet Maggie Smith rose to internet fame with her poem Good Bones, but her 2023 memoir tells the story of marriage and motherhood. Told through both poetry and prose, Smith explores the end of her marriage in You Could Make This Place Beautiful.Full of reflections on the expectations of gender roles and power dynamics, it's a moving, powerful read that you can find for just $2.99, bringing it down to $17 for 85% off.
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