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A warm and deeply moving story about the power of collective memory…. The Museum of Lost Quilts: An Elm Creek Quilts Novel by Jennifer Chiaverini

It’s Giveaway time! Get a free bonus entry into our monthly raffle and check out Five Minutes in Heaven by Lisa Alther

Pushed beyond his limits, one man takes on the establishment, the gun lobby, and corruption at the highest levels…. Term Limits by Steve Powell

This captivating collection reminds us that the magic of the holiday is real—if we only open our hearts to it… Christmas Stories: Volume II by Kevin Moore

This is no ordinary book club! Get ready to be blown away… Magical Mystery Book Club: Box Set Books 1-3 by Elizabeth Pantley

Trapped by a storm and with no way out, Leigh must face the man that she both despises and desires… When Next We Love by NY Times bestselling author Heather Graham

Two tails, one big adventure—learning to go with the flow! Randall and Hunter Go with the Flow: Two Tails on the Move by Maryanne Wood

It’s Giveaway time! Get a free bonus entry into our monthly raffle and check out Vibrations: Children of Atlantis by A. R. Alexander

In this house, love and betrayal sleep side by side… The Innocent Wife by Sally Royer-Derr

An attorney has to fight for something a lot more important than a partnership—her life: Everywhere That Mary Went (Rosato & Associates 1) by Lisa Scottoline

It’s Giveaway time! Get a free bonus entry into our monthly raffle and check out Toxic Prey (A Prey Novel Book 34) by John Sandford

Today’s Brand New Release! A Thrilling Tale of Smuggling, Revenge, and High-seas Adventure… Sailor’s Revenge: A Connie Barrera Thriller by Charles Dougherty

Ah, to be a college kid again…. Amazon Extends Amazon Prime Free for One Year to College Students

This is not a Kindle thing precisely, but … well … wow!

Amazon has just extended free Amazon Prime service for one year to any college student who signs up for its new Amazon Student service. That’s at least a $79 value, translating into unlimited free two-day shipping on textbooks and millions of other items with no minimum order size.

I’ve had Amazon Prime for years and I use it for books and groceries and medical supplies and clothes and software and, of course, for Kindles and Kindle accessories. When someone pays $79 a year for Amazon Prime, as I do, it becomes a powerful magnet for me to purchase as much as possible of what I need through Amazon. Amazon is obviously betting that millions of students will behave the same way, and I suspect the company is right.

The world keeps getting smaller, and Amazon’s reach keeps getting bigger.

if you’re a student, join Amazon Student here

if you’re not a student, you may be able to sign up here for a free trial Amazon Prime membership

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