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Hello again!
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How often have you thought "I need something good to read"?
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Until the development of ebooks, I was ALWAYS in need of something to read. As a kid, I read anything and everything, like all the stories in my grade school readers before the teacher assigned them. I'll bet you did too.
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But no, "anything and everything" didn't include quantum mechanics, like the book in that little girl's hands. I wanted STORIES, and the ones I liked weren't always easy to find.
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As an adult I belonged to one of those book-of-the-month clubs, but soon realized I couldn't trust the reviews to give me the kind of reading I wanted.
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For much of my life I was 30 miles from a bookstore and 10 miles from a small library that didn't have a lot of "my kind" of fiction. Also, like most working women, I didn't have a lot of free time to shop and browse.
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Then came ebooks, which I could sample from wherever I was and have instantly on my e-reader or phone! Whoopee! Ebooks filled my constant hunger for something good to read.
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Even better, Amazon offered "Kindle Unlimited," giving those of us who subscribed a huge library of ebooks that we could have instantly and keep as long as we wanted. Whoopee again! I'm a happy reader.
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If you love ebooks and are in Kindle Unlimited, take a look at these selections in historical fiction to find something you'll love!
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If you're subscribed to Amazon Prime, you have the last two weeks in May to get your FREE copy of The Girl on the Mountain.
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