Book Club

[NickNack]

I just saw something about BookBub on Facebook.  It sounds like they have great deals sometimes on popular books to download to Kindle.  I've never bought a book for my Kindle from anywhere but Amazon.  Is BookBub reputable?  You also have to give them your e-mail address to be able to see their book list.  I don't really like to do that.

[QVCkitty1]

I get emails from them every day, and the deal are great. They link to Amazon so you will purchase as you usually do. There is also a site called pixel of ink which operates the same way. 

[SXMGirl]

I have used BookBub for years and it is great.  You select the genres that you are interested in reading, and every day you will receive an e-mail with a list of books that might appeal to you.  Most are free, but not all, so check carefully.

On each listing, there will be the different vendors,  You will see Amazon and it will take you right to your account.  Just be sure to check the price.  The nice thing is, if you have already purchased the book, Amazon will tell you. 

This is not a complete list by any means.  There are four or five e-mail services that provide free and low-cost e-books.  Freebooksy is one and Kindle has one, also.

[akaburtonfan]

Love book bub -- get notifications of free books for my nook  all the time. I use a gmail account and have had no problems. I recommend it!

[Frankie_Dee]

I love BookBub!  I look forward to their daily suggestions, even though I rarely buy every day. The discounts are really great, and you can tailor it to your preferences (fiction, nonfiction, cooking, mysteries, history, etc.)  The daily email has a link to buy the book - my preference takes me to Amazon.com. I actually buy the book through Amazon. 

[NickNack]

Thank you so much @Frankie_Dee @akaburtonfan  @SXMGirl and @QVCkitty1 !  I'll sign up right now.

[10grands]

I like Book Bub, but also 'Pixel of Ink' and 'Ereader News Today'.  There would be no other way to receive these lists except thru e-mail.  As others have mentioned the e-books come via Amazon.

[3cupcakes]

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@Nicknack wrote:

Thank you so much @Frankie_Dee @akaburtonfan  @SXMGirl and @QVCkitty1 !  I'll sign up right now.

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i think you will like it, @Nicknack; once you tell them your interests, they send a nice selection every day.  you do have to act promptly on some offers as they are only 24 hrs; others go for days. 

i've found a couple new authors thru them, tho w/some, i've found there is a good reason the book is free.  :

happy reading!

[nomless]

Are the free books BookBub offers from traditional publishers or are they self-published?

[3cupcakes]

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@nomless wrote:

Are the free books BookBub offers from traditional publishers or are they self-published?

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@nomless     All I've seen are traditional publishers.