Kindle Trick to Save Money
I read a LOT of books. Sometimes as many as 300 a year. My daughter is 8 and she also reads a lot. We cannot afford to buy all the books we read. We leverage our local public library and the university library where I’m an alumni quite a lot, as well as the READS ebook system.
I pay for Kindle Unlimited when I’m reading several books off Unlimited in one month.
When I first got my Kindle Paperwhite, I would buy book that I knew I wanted to read (eventually). Now I only buy a book if I know I will read it immediately, or if it’s deeply discounted (or free).
Wishlist Tip
When I add books to my Goodreads, I also add them to a Kindle Wishlist. (You can see mine here.)
Every so often, I check the list.
I sort by Price Low to High, and Items with Pricedrops. Sometimes I find a book on my list for free or for $1.99-3.
First Sort by Price:
Then filter by Pricedrops. (click for bigger image.)
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She has extensively studied Chinese medicine, Chinese face-reading, Nine Star Ki, and energy healing, as well as traditional design, and psychology.
A life-time student of life, Erica loves to read and learn new things. When she's not on the phone with her clients, you might find her at a locally owned coffee shop (not drinking coffee), or at one of the local libraries.
She lives just outside Nashville, Tennessee with her husband David, and her daughter, Riley, 4 cats: Princess Pudding Puff, the Scottish Fold, Niko, the chatty Russian Blue, Duchess, the dumpster cat, and David's kitten, Eva Marie.
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