Every month amazon has a set of kindle monthly deals. Whenever there are deals of interest I post on here. Links are associate links but money goes back into the blog.
So I’m going to briefly talk about the books I’ve read which are on offer, and those that I have bought myself. Why I liked them/bought them, and what they are about. End links are to the amazon page, any other links are to my reviews.
Please note prices are correct at time of publishing and may be subject to change.
I’m a tentative fan of Sebastian Faulks. I have loved some of his books but am a little bit off buying this one because I haven’t found the same pleasure in reading the last few of his that I have read. I will probably end up buying this one before the month is out though.
This one is a doctor looking back over his life which spanned the twentieth century. It includes the Western Front, and I have always found that Faulks writes especially well about the war.
After I read ‘Captain Correlli’s Mandolin’ I kept searching for another de Bernieres book which was as good (‘The War of Don Emmanuel’s Nether Parts‘ ended up being better).
It is the story of a Greek island during WW2, the people who lived there and the Italian army who occupied it, but the central story is a love story between an Italian captain and an inhabitant of the islan
You can buy it…here (only £0.99)
The first (and best) in the Wool trilogy (continued with Shift and Dust).
The only survivors in a toxic world live in a silo. They’re safe, but is everything as it seems?
Buy here(only £0.99)
A city cop is diagnosed with Huntington’s disease, how will it affect him and his family?
I always like Genova’s books because they have real medicine behind them but also engaging stories and characters.
You can buy it…here (only £0.99)
I’m mainly including this one because I want opinions. I want a curry cookbook, and my parents main cookbook of the type is by Madhur Jaffrey, so I think she’s a good writer to go for.
The thing is I can’t see it being easy to use a cookbook on a kindle (I have a paperwhite) because you can’t really flick through a book on one. Has anyone used a kindle cookbook? What are your experiences?
Buy it…here (only £1.99)
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