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It’s Giveaway time! Get a free bonus entry into our monthly raffle and check out The Master Butchers Singing Club: A Novel by Louise Erdrich

Claire and her mother are running out of time, but they don’t know it… Life on the Refrigerator Door: Notes Between a Mother and Daughter, a novel by Alice Kuipers

“A classic smash-em-up thriller with style, flair, and a full passport of brutal action…” The Englander by John Righten

A hot Vegas night she’s trying hard to forget… Come a Little Closer: A Second Chance, Wedding Party, Small Town Romance by Kait Nolan

Perfect for fans of paranormal police procedurals, and of Kim Harrison and Charlaine Harris… Theater of Curses by Catherine Stine

An addicting dark fantasy you won’t be able to put down! Those Savage Stars (Star Kissed Book 1) by Cameo Renae

It’s Giveaway time! Get a free bonus entry into our monthly raffle and check out The Boarding House by Sharon Sala

How can someone desensitized to death truly experience the death-related grief? Death Knell by John Misak

“A fast-moving whodunit investigation with plenty of action, deceit, and suspense.”–Seattle Book Review… Ill Intent by Geoffrey M. Cooper

“A captivating murder tale that kick-starts the beach reading season.” —Kirkus Reviews… Tune Up The Secrets of Mylin—Book I by Joe Klingler

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Don’t miss one of America’s top 100 most-loved novels! The Magician’s Nephew (Chronicles of Narnia Book 1) by C.S. Lewis

Around the Kindlesphere: Amazon Announcing Earnings, BookLending Doing Good, Kindle Authors Getting Wealthy

Amazon to Announce Quarterly Earnings. With the markets closed today in religious observance, it seems a good time to note that next Tuesday, after the close of the normal trading day, Amazon will announce its most recent quarterly earnings and hold a conference call for analysts to drill down on what the numbers really mean. The event will be webcast live, and the audio and associated slides will be available for at least three months thereafter at www.amazon.com/ir. I always find it interesting in these conference calls to see what the questions and answers portend for the future of the Kindle and related innovations. Amazon’s share price is currently about 3 percent off its all time high and has been especially healthy since the announcement and immediate launch of the Amazon Cloud Drive on March 29, as shown by this comparison with the NASDAQ COMP index and Apple’s share price since March 28:

Marketwatch Share Prices Since March 28, 2011 – AMAZN Green, COMP Red, AAPL Blue

BookLending.com Raising Funds for WorldReader. If you’ve just sold off your AMZN or AAPL stock for millions in gains, or even if you’re just one of the rest of us commoners, you might want to join the good folks (and our partners) at BookLending.com who have committed themselves to raising $5,000 in funds to help the wonderful people at WorldReader.org in their mission to help change kids’ lives with ebooks, all around the world. You’ve heard about WorldReader.org here at Kindle Nation before, and you can learn more about

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this great fundraising challenge — and participate — by clicking here.

John Locke’s Kindle Earnings Pass $100,000 a Month. Speaking of folks who are doing very nicely, thank you very much, it is truly remarkable to see what some Kindle authors have achieved in a very short time. According to this very interesting piece in yesterday’s Wall Street Journal, novelist John Locke’s Kindle unit sales have grown from 1,300 in November to 75,000 in January to 369,000 in March. Click here to see all Locke’s books on Amazon.

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