Here are either free books or practically free ones that some might have missed while browsing the store but which are pretty useful for under a dollar (additions are above the earlier recommendations).
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An illustrated quick-study guide $0.01
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A classic on college campuses and writing departments, the various editions of this have sold over 10 million copies. This edition includes an active table of contents. $.80
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Well, a customer who's a voracious reader says it works. Hmmm. $0.01
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English translation by Isabel F. Hapgood. This edition has a linked "Table of Contents" and is searchable and interlinked, formatted to work on the Kindle. $.80
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A collection of eleven short stories by F. Scott Fitzgerald, it includes one of his better-known short stories (especially after the recent movie), "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button." This edition has a linked "Table of Contents" and is searchable and interlinked, formatted to work on the Kindle. $0.80
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Well, not totally free. It's $.01 or one cent. I've no idea why the penny.
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From a very popular series of books, this is a very large library, over 8 megs, and will take over a minute to download. From what I understand, this book might be free only temporarily.
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This edition is 82 cents, was published in April 2009, and has an Active Table of Contents."
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I can definitely vouch for the usefulness of "Elements of Style"! It's a must-have for anyone who writes for fun or a living.
ReplyDeleteMy own stories aren't particularly useful, but I like to think they're entertaining and enjoyable. Let me know if you agree!
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