The Kindle Sale has started

[minsmum]

Hi

just to let people know that the sale has started today. Sorry I am no good with linky things

[LIZS]

ooh off to look for holidays !

[valiumredhead]

On actual kindles or books?

[GampyWabbit]

Where is this sale and what exactly is 'for sale'?

[Feenie]

Thanks!

Link

[tribpot]

Kindle book summer sale - took a bit of finding, I couldn't see it at all when I went to the Kindle store first time.

[minsmum]

Sorry I should have been more specific its Kindle books. Thanks Feenie and Trib for adding the links

[CoteDAzur]

Thanks for the heads up. I got Boys From Brazil and Rosemary's Baby, both by Ira Levin.

[Cherrypi]

Olive Kitteridge is good if you like literary fiction.

[SilkStalkings]

Ooh ooh my mum's book is on there for 99p! A Crowded Coffin by Nicola Slade. It's a funny murder.

[Southeastdweller]

Some bargains on there at the moment - The Shining Girls, Kiss Me First, The White Queen, and The Fast Diet, to name just a few.

[Cherrypi]

Lionel Shriver's new one is 99p too.

[highlandcoo]

Thanks Cherrypi - just bought it!

I recently picked up The Alexandria Quartet, Sea of Poppies and Iris and Ruby, each for under £2.

[HalfSpamHalfBrisket]

Similar (if not the same) selection for 99p on the Barnes & Noble site too if you have a Nook.

[Giblet]

Just bought Slaughterhouse Five, Rosemary's Baby, The Thirteenth Tale, the Alexandria Quartet, Finding Camlann and just because SilkStalkings mother wrote it - A Crowded Coffin!

[ButThereAgain]

I didn't realise that the author of Rosemary's Baby was also the author of The Stepford Wives. That's 99p too.

Thanks for starting the thread. I have bought: Shrivers' book Big Brother, Slaughterhouse Five, a history of the Cathars, Rosemary's Baby, and The Stepford Wives. That's a goodly haul for a fiver.

[AnonYonimousBird]

Marking my place.

Going in for the two Ira Levin's I haven't already got which are listed plus I also got Wolf Hall, And The Mountains Echoed, The White Queen, The King Maker's Daughter, The Best of Our spies, Life! Death! Prizes!, and Freeing Grace and May we be Forgiven.

Think that's it!

[Southeastdweller]

Thanks Anon for reminding me about Wolf Hall. The brick size of the paperback seems quite intimidating and I feel like I'm missing out by not reading any of her stuff.

[valiumredhead]

South- you aren't missing out

[greenhill]

I've bought two Ira Levin novels and the Lionel Shriver one. I will undoubtedly be back though.

[CoteDAzur]

I just got Lionel Shriver's last book, too. Thanks for the heads up.

[ButThereAgain]

My lips are pinched at the thought of the large number of quids I paid for Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies, now that they are available for 99p.

Mind you, I was amazed at the poor quality of the Kindle version of another of Mantel's books, Beyond Black, which was crammed with scanning errors. It was clear that the e-version hadn't been proofread. I got my money back.

I guess that WF and BUTB will have been e-published more conscientiously than her back catalogue appears to have been. Astonishing that e-books, the future of publishing, are still so patchy.

[NobodyPutsTomArcherInTheCorner]

Thanks minsmum! I didn't know about this.

[FeegleFion]

I'm predicting that my bank will take a hit when I've clicked the link.

Is it really sad that I'm excited?

[notsohot]

Just bought Lucinda Hawksley's March Women March for £1.19 for those of you that like a bit of non-fiction.

[NobodyPutsTomArcherInTheCorner]

Sorry to be dense but is there any way of browsing the Kindle sale on our Kindles? I can't for the life of me see where