So if you're interested in one, hop on it. Always check the price in case it's already no longer free.
Explanations and Advice for the Tech IlliterateBy Randall Morris
Publication Date: December 15, 2012
"This series of explanations and articles breaks down some commonly misunderstood elements of computers and home theater. Explanations are given in a basic, understandable way (without sounding too "techy.") Topics include: basic computer types, basic home theater (video), basic home theater (audio), audio / video cables, computer viruses, e-mail security, understanding encryption & passwords, backing up your hard drive, and computer speed / startup items."
Understanding Your Taxes: Tax Credits, Itemized Deductions, and the Standard DeductionBy Milton Boothe
Published January 15
"Understanding Your Taxes is a new series of tax publications designed to help taxpayers across the USA. The objective of these publications is to help taxpayers to understand United States income tax code as far as Form 1040; US Individual Tax Returns is concerned. With a good basic knowledge of the tax code, taxpayers will potentially be in the position to literally increase their income tax refunds (or decrease their tax liabilities) by thousands of dollars, simply by claiming all the tax deductions and tax credits that they are eligible for."
Blogging Made Simple: Powerful Strategies For Blogging SuccessBy Michael Fleischer and Justin Freid
30 customer reviews with an average 4.6 star rating
"Learn from two of today's best known bloggers who have built high-traffic blogs that support multiple streams of income and a growing list of avid followers."
I Wish I Knew That: U.S. Presidents: Cool Stuff You Need To KnowBy Editors of Reader's Digest (Author), Patricia Halbert (Editor)
Said to be good for ages 7-12, probably - profiles of each of the 43 presidents.
Examples given:
" . Thomas Jefferson, our third president, spoke six languages, invented many things (the swivel chair and the pedometer, to name two), and designed and built not only Monticello (his rural home) but also the University of Virginia.
. Theodore Roosevelt, was one of the nation's great hunters, and the Smithsonian is filled with hundreds of specimens from his safari in Africa. He was also our first environmentalist president, setting aside nearly 200 million acres for national parks and wildlife refuges."
I'll do these non-fiction free Kindle book alerts from time to time if there is interest in that...
Current Kindle Models for reference, plus free-ebook search links.
NOTES on newer Kindles.
Check often: Temporarily-free recently published Kindle books
Guide to finding Free Kindle books and Sources. Top 100 free bestsellers. Liked-books under $1
UK-Only: recently published free books, bestsellers, or £5 Max ones
Also, UK customers should see the UK store's Top 100 free bestsellers.
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