You don't need a Kindle!....

You don't need to own a Kindle reader to read these books! You can read them on the internet or with the free Kindle apps for your computer, tablet, or smartphone:
...The Cloud Reader is automatically there when you have an Amazon account; you’ll see it under the buy button. In Cloud Reader, the books are stored on the internet and read on the web page.
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Enjoy!

Sunday, January 13, 2013

Free Books Available Jan 13, 2013

Please see the new poll at the right! And please leave a comment if there’s a type of book you’d like to see that I don’t usually list.!!!


Please see above for how to read these books without a Kindle, and the sidebar at right (under the “Follow by Email” button) for a quick explanation of this blog. Have fun getting new books! :) May I suggest that you check daily so you don't miss all those available for only 24 hours?


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If you are coming here on a later date than January 13, please check the most recent list for today's books. Main Page

(Some of the books below may still be available. Most are free for 1 or 2 days but sometimes 
they are free longer.)



NONFICTION

General Self-Sufficiency and Survival

Weekend Homesteader: August
”Twelve months to self-sufficiency! This fully updated second edition of the popular Weekend Homesteader series includes exciting, short projects that you can use to dip your toes into the vast ocean of homesteading without getting overwhelmed. If you need to fit homesteading into a few hours each weekend and would like to have fun while doing it, these projects will be right up your alley, whether you live on a forty-acre farm, a postage-stamp lawn in suburbia, or a high rise. The August volume includes the following projects: • Saving seeds • Drying food • Building a chicken coop or tractor • Making a rain barrel The second edition has been revised and expanded to match the paperback, with extra photos and feedback from weekend homesteaders just like you, plus permaculture-related avenues for the more advanced homesteader to explore.”

Survival Techniques: Quick Tips to Stay Alive in the Wilderness

Helpful Ways To Improve Your Child's Swimming Skills

The Smoking Gun: A Modern Inline Muzzleloader Guide to Loading, Shooting & Cleaning for Accuracy

Food, Home, and Farming/Gardening

Venison Recipes Made Simple - 99 Recipes for the Homecook
”Looking for simple, time tested venison recipes that you can easily prepare at home? Venison Recipes Made Simple is a collection of 99 time-tested recipes by lifelong hunter George Gregory. Included are recipes for: • Roasts • Burgers • Meatloafs • Chilis • Meatballs • Party Favorites • Skillets • Soups and Stews • Jerky”

The Ultimate Backyard Chicken Guide

How to Plant and Grow Tomatoes

Brewing Beer (4 Simple Steps To Your First Home Brew - With 40 Easy Peasy Recipes)

Health

Adult ADHD / Adult ADD True Confessions: The Successful Non-Drug ADD/ADHD Strategies That Work Great for Me!

Help Your Body Heal Itself of Cancer - Simple Low-Cost Treatments

16 Genius Home Remedies for Acne: Natural Cures and Simple Home Remedies for Pimples, Blackheads, Whiteheads, and Blemishes

One Arm Pull Up: Bodyweight Training And Exercise Program For One Arm Pull Ups And Chin Ups

Ideas/Theory

Naked America

Cleansed by Fire: A Study of Daniel and the Great Tribulation

Education (Self, Home, School)


Basic Math Multiplication Flash Cards: The Easiest Way to Master your Times Tables

The Essay Tutor: Learn to Maximize Your Time & Elevate Your Writing Skills (High School & College Students)

My First Book of ABC and 123: An Educational Picture Book for Young Children (Beginner Series: Book 1)

Top 50 Kindle Fire Apps for Kids - UPDATED MONTHLY - Educational & Gaming Apps

Control Your Classroom - Effective techniques for new teachers and subs

True Accounts

Country-fied: Life in the Dakotas
”In the Upper Midwest political conversations can become heated and the weather might be the only safe topic of conversation. In this collection of short essays, however, author Elaine Babcock challenges readers to consider social concerns for hunger, poverty, and justice, all the while expressing joy for daily living with her sense of humor and love for country life.”

Rachel, My Mother
”My mother grew up in one of the poorest parts of Eastern Europe. She watched the murder of her parents and yet survived years of torment. Her life after the holocaust was fraught with nightmares, survivors’ guilt, anger, and above all, overwhelming sadness. I attempted to present some of my mother's experience, as a child before the holocaust, family members, shtetl life and stories of courage.”

From Flatlandah to Sheep Fahmah Momma-Part Deux (From Flatlandah to Mainah)
Part two to follow part one listed yesterday. Collection of blog entries...”whimsical adventures of moving from busy Southeastern Massachusetts to the wilderness of Maine with her daughters. ...how a suburban Mom learned how to be a farmer in the mountains and how she began to make her dream of becoming a novelist a reality. In this collection of blogs are her struggles, interpretations of the cultural differences she moved to and how she learned to overcome obstacles that seemed to have constantly been thrown in her path.”
Similar to yesterday, Sharon's Wicked Awesome Blog Book-Part Deux appears to be the same book but a different cover,

Battle of the Gods: Great Captains Collide
Hannibal and Scipio Africanus.

The Greatest Civil War Battles: The Battle of Lookout Mountain

The Greatest Civil War Battles: The Battle of Missionary Ridge

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FICTION

Nature Survival, War, and other Hardship

The Companion--A short story
”The rugged terrain of the Alaskan Territory provides the setting and character of this short story. Jack Raines, a veteran of WWII, settles in Skagway after the death of his mother in Kendall Washington. A loner and a drifter, Jack meets Charlie and they forge a friendship built on their complementary differences. As bush pilots they are fearless but as comrades they are woefully human. The spirituality of the wilderness and the spiritual nature of death are explored through this friendship and Jack’s personal loss.”

Politics, Terrorism, and Intrigue/Conspiracy

The Paladin Deception
Seems well-written and intelligent from the description. Computer hacking conspiracy.

Collapse, Post-Apocalypse, Speculative Futures

The Man Who Saved Two Notch
”:In a post-apocalyptic world, society reverts to the lawlessness of the old West. Twelve-year-old Henry Arnaught is given the task by the dying town of Two Notch’s rector and dictator to find and hire a remorseless Killer named Abel Decker to defend their town against a band of approaching marauders. It is a trek that will bring Henry face to face with the man people call the Devil himself and change the boy’s life forever.”

The Sky Between Two Worlds
”A novel of intrigue, love, battle and survival in a future world of titanic East-West conflict. In 2027, fate tosses Kantak Johnson and friends into the struggle when he and another separately recognize how to make stealth warplanes undetectable. Kantak discloses it in the West; the other secretly discloses it to a hostile East. Thus two nuclear powers each develop bombers that the other cannot detect. Then the hostility over oil ratchets up....”

A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Takeover!
”This was one town that didn't go quietly into the night when the UN troops arrived to begin the NWO takeover! The story follows a handful of people through the events, including two families from opposite sides of the social spectrum, and a team of army soldiers who are reluctantly carrying out orders -- until enough is enough! A growing number of soldiers have decided the army has gone AWOL on them. It's no longer the army they signed up to serve. Working side by side, civilians and soldiers take back their town and send the foreign troops packing. This book is light entertainment and mostly free of profanity. Originally written as two separate books, they have been combined into one book. The sequel, "A Funny Thing Happened When We Took Back America" is now part of this book.”

Left Behind: A Novel of the Earth's Last Days: 1
Christian end—times fiction, New York Times bestseller

Sanctuary
More distant future. “Patric lives in Thrallia, in 2493, a modern city protected from the scorching sun and unbearable conditions of the outside world. An historian, he has heard of a people called the Moles, who once lived in an underground city nearby, but doesn't believe they actually existed. Then his friend Derek discovers a strange girl imprisoned in the quarters of Thrallia's rulers. Mare is unlike anyone they've ever seen and Patric's determination to help her escape leads them all to a much greater adventure than they ever imagined.”

More Sci-Fi-or-Fantasy-ish

The Final Inhumanity
”Throughout the millennia, nothing has consumed the energies and inventiveness of mankind more than the weapons of death. The crossbow, artillery, the machinegun, the bomber, nuclear, biological and germ warfare - all were decried in their times as inhuman. Many were banned entirely, but they were all, nonetheless, used. Millions died. The mighty foundries and factories continue to churn them out, day and night, even as reasonable people wring their hands in anguish at man’s inability to stop the slaughter. But in the latter years of the twentieth century, a new weapon emerged, more insidious than all that had come before. With neither explosives nor electronics, it speaks to us in familiar, comforting tones. It is the Final Inhumanity.”

Just Reading

Sticky Note Superhero: #1 - The Adventure Begins!




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