If you’ve just forked out $359 for a Kindle 2 or $489 for a Kindle DX (if you were lucky enough to find it in stock that is), then you may find yourself a little short of ready cash. However, no need to worry too much – even if Amazon’s Kindle ebook reader series – or family as they prefer to call it – does have a pretty high ticket price, it can actually help you to save money.
Due to the fact that there are no printing costs associated with electronic books and distribution, whilst not entirely free, is still cheaper than that which would be associated with a traditional book, you will more than likely find that you can save a fair bit of money on the latest bestsellers at Amazon’s Kindle store. Of course, in the period between paying for your Kindle and the next pay check you may want to do more than economise slightly – so why not take advantage of the free Kindle books which are on offer direct from the Amazon Kindle store?
All you need to do is visit Amazon’s site and open up the Kindle store. Once you’re there, perform a search for any kind of book and choose the option “sort by – price low to high” – you’ll find the box to make this selection in the top right hand corner of the screen. You’ll then find that you’re given a list of classic titles – Sherlock Holmes, Treasure Island, The Origin of Species etc. There were over 150 free books the last time I checked, mainly classics but there were a fair number of more modern books on offer also.
Once you’ve exhausted the free books available you will then be presented with a a good selection of available titles ranging from $0.01 to $1. These are fairly nominal fees, and significantly less than you might expect to pay for the equivalent physical product. You could pretty quickly recover a fair portion of the price of your nice new Kindle and, considering the price, you might find yourself reading some authors which you wouldn’t otherwise choose.
The titles in the Kindle bookstore are frequently updated, so it’s well worth your time to check back every once in a while to keep up to date with what bargains are on offer.
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