Buying from a real store, preferably an indie one, when possible will help the publishing industry in the long run, but sometimes if you want to snatch up a nice deal on that best-seller, these lists can help keep track of the times when and where e-books go on sale. For either place it’s a few more emails in your inbox, but going with the company as the e-reader maker helps earn buyer points and builds better recommendations.Įven though nothing can really beat the feel of a physical book, low e-book prices remain one of the biggest draws for using e-readers and online deals make it even better. Amazon.ca: Kindle Deals: Kindle Store Limited-time deal: Discover your next great read for 4. This is mostly for Amazon and Kobo users because unfortunately the Barnes and Noble membership program doesn’t work with Nook e-books. Amazon has various Kindle benefits like Prime Reading and Kindle Unlimited that go with an Amazon Prime subscription, and Kobo offers a paid VIP membership for customers to earn more points and get exclusive discounts. Sign up for the company’s emails and reward programs.

Again Nook, Kobo and other readers can check out what Book Riot found and then head to their own stores to see if it's available.Ĥ. They also post a daily list of Kindle deals including some past deals that are still active. For example, if we sell your book at 1.99, where the 70 royalty option applies, your royalty will be calculated as 70 x (1.99 delivery costs and taxes).

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