e-books
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I just downloaded all 13 books in “The Haunting of Hadlow House” series by Amy Cross. I was fixing to buy them all in paperback form but I found out it was going to cost me a lot more money. The series is about a specific house that is haunted, however, each book tells a…
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Here are some authors from the mystery genre that you should be reading, if you haven’t already. Agatha Christie = This one would probably come as no surprise. I haven’t read everything from this author but I’ve read quite a few books and have enjoyed everyone of them. My favorite was probably “And Then There…
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In this article I will discuss the e-books on my Kindle Fire when creating my own personal library. I have a lot of e-books that are horror. I do like to read some horror from time to time. I even discovered horror author Darcy Coates because originally her books were in e-book format but now…
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Yesterday, I received an Amazon gift card for racking up points on my credit card and I was able to redeem the gift card yesterday. I now have 4 new e-books on my Kindle Fire to add to the collection (as seen in the list below). There’s no such thing as “too many books” (that’s…
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First of all, what sort of device do you read your e-books on? Do you read using a table or e-reader of some kind? Do you ever read on your phone? I have a Kindle Fire that my hubby bought me a couple of years ago. I was really hesitant to getting any kind of…
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It’s a legitimate question. How much is literature worth to you? How much $ are you willing to spend on literature? How much money have you spent in the past on literature? There’s no telling how much money I’ve spent on the books I have (both the physical copies and the e-books). Not all the…
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I’ve seen on the news that there’s talks of shutting everything down for 4-6 weeks in order to stop the spread of Covid-19 even further than it already has. So, the question is how do you think a lock down would affect literature? Do you think a lock down would put more pressure on authors…
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Is there any reading lists that you follow, regardless if it’s a famous person or a friend/family member? If so, how many lists do you follow? Do you actually read anything off those lists or do you just follow the list out of curiosity? I don’t follow anyone’s reading list. I have taken suggestions from…
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One of the things my hubby got me for Christmas was an Amazon gift card. Today I used that to get some e-books put on my Kindle Fire. One of the e-books is a pre-order and I won’t be able to download it onto my Kindle until it is released on April 2 of 2020…
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