Kindle Owners discussion
What are you reading on your Kindle right now?

Sandy, i'll have to check out the 99 cent books.


I had been a Kindle co-owner for 2 years now. My girlfriend and I had been debating about the expense but intrigued by the concept so we went in together on a 1st generation Kindle. So, sharing it wasn't impossible but it was hard to let go when it was the other one's turn - so we coined the phrase "kindle-hog". The next year we went in together on a second Kindle so we wouldn't have to share and it turned out to be a generation 2. So we both got to choose which one we preferred and the Kindle 2 is mine now! My family and kids want one now. I will be hogging my Kindle for now.

Free Kindle Download.
There are so many free downolads, I could probably coast for several months before buying any books. Unlike a lot of the Kindle Freebies, however, this is a pretty good courtroom drama/mystery.

Part 2 of the Baroque Cycle. At 815 pages, it's a heavy book, even in paperback ... I'm glad to have it on my Kindle instead!
I'm hoping to complete this volume before the end of the year, and then start the New Year with part 3, The System of the World.

Finished Shabanu last night.
Finished God Bless You Dr. K..this morning.



Has anyone read The Host yet?

I read it in 2 days,the book was excellent, but I'm not sure if I was just excited over my new Kindle.
I am looking forward to being a member of this group and reading everyones opinions.

My kindle knows it's only temporary, though.



They do appear to be available. Here's the link to the first one.
http://www.amazon.com/Outlander-ebook...


I just read the 5 and 6 book in the Sookie Stackhouse books. I am currently reading the last book of the Brotherhood of the Black Dagger.

It gives me books for free that I would never have read otherwise.
I just finished an Amish Romance Novel.
Now, as much as I like and am fascinated by the Amish, I am not one for romance novels.
My favorite authors are Andrew Vachss and Harlan Ellison. No touchy-feely-nicey-nice in either of them.
But I read this because it was free:
The Shunning - Beverly Lewis
And I was curious. I plead temporary insanity.
That must be it.

It gives me books for free that I would never have read otherwise.
I just finished an Amish Romance Novel.
Now, as much as I like and am fascinated by t..."
I so agree!! I do the same thing!!


http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_nos...
I have most of his U.S. published books (just one or two escaped my grasp).
Ellison was one of the first authors to embrace electronic publishing ... I had Gentleman Junkie, Spiderkiss, Ellison Wonderland, Paingod and Other Delusions, and I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream on my RCA eBook years ago. I would love to have an electronic copy of The Essential Ellison. It looks like you can buy either collections or individual stories.
I'm really glad that this group is growing and I love seeing what you guys are reading. Since I started this group and asked the first question I should probably mention at this point that I'm reading Moby Dick on my Kindle--and it is a great read. The Kindle built in dictionary function comes in handy with this book--for sure!!!



I just finished The Angel Experiment last night and I am now reading The Pact: A Love Story.


That one is on my to-read list. I'd be interested to hear your thoughts on it when you are done!

That one is on my to-read list. I'd be interested to hear your thoughts on it when you are done!"
I really enjoyed it. It's goofy, wacky, exciting, improbable, and lots of other adjectives. It's not quite M*A*S*H (the novels, not the movie or tv series) meets the Mafia, but there's a bit of that flavor to it. I posted a review.
I'm reading The Chronicles of Narnia ... in publication order, which is what I prefer to do.

Also I subscribed to the Kindle Nation Daily blog, it's nice to be informed of all things kindle.


My current read is a free kindle download:
Treason - Don Brown


Check out this thread that I started over in the Amazon Kindle group:
http://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/2...
I would also subscribe to Books on the Knob blog via email. Here is the blog:
http://booksontheknob.blogspot.com/
Another way is to check the kindle bestsellers daily. Most of the free ones are in the top 100.

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There are so many free downolads, I could probably coast for several months before buying any books. Unlike a lot of the..."
I read that one and enjoyed it ... of course I am from VA Beach.. so it was neat to read about areas I know of ...

I get the free downloads mainly from amazon.com. If you check the Kindle Bestsellers list there are usually a lot of $0.00 priced books on that list ... some are literary classics or works that are in public domain. I have also found a number of "enticements" from publishers that way ... often first books in a series, or books by new authors that are made available free for a short time.
If you go to the amazon Kindle storefront through your kindle that list of new and noteworthy sometimes lists the free offerings also.
You can also convert PDFs to Kindle format. If you have a Kindle1 you either have to pay amazon a small fee to do the conversion, or use something like mobipocket reader which has a pdf converter as part of it. I understand that the recent software update to the Kindle2 and DX have made that even easier, but since I have a Kindle1 I don't know the details off-hand.
You can also transfer other document formats so that you can read books that are available through Gutenberg Project (although a lot of those are free on amazon).


Red Chaser is on my to read list also.
We'll have to compare reviews ;)

Red Chaser is on my to read list also.
We'll have to ..."
Sounds good I just finished it... Now I am Reading 9 Dragons.
Hi, Stan. I'm currently rereading the Outlander series by Diana Galbadon. Yes, rereading. I totally fell in love with the entire, humongous 5 or 6 book series, reading all the books on my Kindle. I wanted to share the series with my husband, so we read along together every night. The books are just as good the second time around. Repeated pleasure.
I've got a huge "to read" stack stored. I've got to begin reading those.
And of course, my two books, Numenon and Stepping Off the Edge, are on Kindle. They're only 99 cents on the Kindle store for anyone who wants a good read and a deal.
Sandy Nathan