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MPowering1 · 03-16-2018, 07:40 AM

Here are the Kindle books being offered for free today - 3/16/18.

These Kindle ebooks can be read on the Kindle, but also on your computer with the kindle program, or the kindle app on many different mobile devices.

Also, Kindle book prices change frequently, so make sure it’s $0 before you checkout.

Today’s top rated books:

Drama/Fiction

Thriller/Mystery/Action

Science Fiction

Cooking/Food

Religion

Romance

Fantasy

History

Biographies/Memoirs

University of Berkshire Hathaway: 30 Years of Lessons Learned from Warren Buffett & Charlie Munger at the Annual Shareholders Meeting
The Bargain
100 Weight Loss Tips You Wish You Knew: The Best Quick and Easy Ways To Lose Weight and Stay Healthy

Business

Humor

Other

Children’s/Teen

Horror

Ketabcha · 03-16-2018, 08:57 AM

Many thanks, MP1.

The second book on the list is a Skip Langdon Mystery by Julie Smith.
I love that series. Skip Langdon is a female sleuth in New Orleans. She was raised in a wealthy society family and when she decided to become a PI it hit the fan among her family members.

It's great fun to read Julie Smith's books. I certainly learned a lot about NOLA (New Orleans) and all that goes on there. Plus, I like Skip a lot. The books are not comedies. They are murder mysteries with just the right amount of humor to offset the bits of horror.

There are also three G.K. Chesterton books. Can't go wrong with that author. He's bodacious and clever.

MPowering1 · 03-16-2018, 04:12 PM

Thanks, K. I see two Chesterton books but must be missing the third. I'm also a fan of his. I haven't read it in some time, but Dubliners by James Joyce was good.

There are two Skip Langdon series books listed, in case you missed one of them: New Orleans Mourning and Mean Woman Blues.

Ketabcha · 03-16-2018, 04:32 PM

Did I ever happen to mention that I got all through college with nary a math course? It's the truth. The Chem courses nearly killed me, though. Anyway, that's why I couldn't count. Obviously, still can't.

You're right, of course. I counted Father Brown twice and totally missed the third Julie Smith book.

IMHO, anyone who can stick with James Joyce and "Dubliners" through to the end is a saint. That book nearly killed me and I did not finish it.

When I was in Dublin 30 years ago they were reading it on the radio. I surfed until I found Van Morrison (a good Belfast boy don't ya know).

MPowering1 · 03-16-2018, 09:00 PM

Eh, it was an easy mistake that has little to do with math. And come on - who doesn't prefer Van Morrison over James Joyce?? I recently put on both the Caravan and St. Dominic's Preview albums. And yes, I still play albums...lol.