March has been a great month for book deals so far and that trend is still continuing!
Here are some of the book deals I’m most excited about this weekend!
Daisy Jones & The Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid – ebook – $2.99
I got into this book as soon as I started it. This is a story about a rock band in the seventies, and it’s hard to remember that this is a novel, not non-fiction. It feels real. This is told through interviews with Daisy and Billy as well as other band members, family members and friends. It may be very confusing, but somehow it WORKS. And the audio version is amazing!
Unselected Journals of Emma M. Lion Vol. 6 by Beth Brower – audiobook – $4.99
If you’ve been here for a while, you know I love this series! I’ve read the entire series twice before it was published on audio and I’m really excited to try the audio version – wait until you hear all the narrators’ voices! And if you have trouble understanding physical books, let me tell you that audiobooks really help. I can’t believe some of these series are selling for under $5!
Die With Zero by Bill Perkins – audiobook – $6.99
This is a money book like no other. This has been an interesting and useful way to think about how I spend my life and what I want from the money I make. It feels like one of those books that almost everyone can benefit from!
Luxurious Nancy Audio Collection by Jane O’Connor – audiobook – $5.99
By including 31 Fancy Nancy stories, this is a HUGE benefit to your audiobook collection. Plus, you don’t have to worry about pronouncing those few important words correctly! (And this one is a Libro.FM deal so you can use it to make Yoto cards!)
The Berlin Letters by Katherine Reay – audiobook – $3.99
Growing up in the US with her German grandparents who left Berlin in the 60s after the Berlin Wall fell, Luisa thought her parents died in a car accident. Later in his work at the CIA, he discovers information that makes him question everything he knows about his family. Could it be that his father is still alive and trapped in East Berlin? This gripping Cold War novel tells the story of a family torn apart by the Berlin Wall – told in dual timelines from the perspective of Luisa, and her father, Haris.
The Bletchley Riddle by Ruta Sepetys and Steve Sheinkin – audiobook – $5.99
When Ruta Sepetys and Steve Sheinkin come together to write a book about WWII codebreakers, you know it’s a book you don’t want to miss. The story takes place in the summer of 1940 with two siblings who love riddles and riddles. And they’re in the right place because they live in England’s secret code-breaking factory, Bletchley Park, where the brightest minds worked together to crack the Nazis’ infamous Enigma code. My 12 year old and I listened to this together on a road trip and we were both gripped. (Plus, it’s a Libro.FM deal so you can use it to make Yoto cards!)
Anxious People by Fredrik Backman – ebook – $3.99
You may know him from his books A Man Named Ove. But in this case, when the bank robbery didn’t go according to plan, the bank robber, in an attempt to hide from the police, ended up at an open house of an apartment unit (including potential buyers and a realtor). Let’s just say this bank robbery turns into a hostage situation like you’ve never heard of before!
Diamond Eyes by Kate Quinn – ebook – $1.99
I can’t believe I hadn’t read Kate Quinn until January for the Everyday Reading Book Club and I’ve been loving her ever since! This one, based on the true story of the Ukrainian sniper known as “Lady Death” during World War II, seems like another one I need to add to my list!
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