Kindle Gift for Hanukka
Looking for great gifts to give your loved one for Hanukkah? Consider giving a Kindle and a couple of e-books. Read on for a great Hanukkah suggestion and five books currently on the New York Times bestseller list.
Not sure about giving a Kindlle? Scroll to the end of this hub and find three reasons to buy a Kindle.
Hanukka Moon
This book is also enabled for text-to-speech. You can read Hanukka Moon to your children or grandchild, Later, you can let Kindle read to them.
The book has over a 90% five-star-rating by reviewers so far. One Amazon reviewer wrote, "I gave Hanukkah Moon to several of my grandchildren as Hanukkah gifts. They love the story and the illustrations. Even my 3-year-old grandson asks me to read it over and over. . . ."
Another reviewer wrote, Deborah Da Costa has created a beautiful picture book for children with lots of details about this Jewish holiday. The illustrations by Gosia Mosz add to the delight of the storyline . . . The explanation of Rosh Hodesh and its meaning for women is explored. This is an excellent way to explain some of the traditions and origin . . . in an easy-to-understand manner."
Kindle Books on New York Times Bestseller List
The New York Times Bestsellers list is always a good place to go to find current book ideas.
Here are several Kindle books that have made it to the New York Times Bestsellers list over the last several years.
Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House, by Michael Wolff -- The amazing inside story of the controversial Trump presidency during its first nine months. Whether you're a Trump supporter or resistor, you'll find the details of Wolff's explosive book mesmerizing.
The Girl with the Dragon Tatoo, by Stieg Larrson -- A story about disgraced financial journalist Mikael Blomkvist, freshly sentenced to jail for libeling a shady businessman, and the multi-pierced and tattooed Lisbeth Salander, a feral but vulnerable super-hacker. Currently Amazon's #1 Kindle book.
Origin: A Novel, by Dan Brown, is another tale of Robert Langdon, Harvard professor, who gets entangled in the aftermath of an amazing discovery being presented in Spain. He and erudite curator Ambra Vidal are catapulted into a life-or-death chase through Barcelona.
John Decker, The Wave, by J. G. Sandom -- Cryptanalyst John Decker of the FBI is assigned to the Joint Terrorist Task Force in New York. He has no idea he is about to be thrust into a deadly plot of eco-terrorism.
Dogwood, by Chris Fabry -- Will Hatfield was sentenced to Clarkeston Federal prison, but he is about to be released in two months. He has a great desire to see the family farm in Dogwood, West Virginia and Karin the only woman he ever loved.
The Shopkeeper, by Steve Dancy -- In 1879, Steve Dancy sells his New York shop and ventures west to explore and write a journal about his adventures. Though he's not looking for trouble, Dancy's infatuation with another man's wife soon embroils him in a deadly feud.
Curse of the Medallion: Death of James Dean Sparks a Curse, byJeff Edwards -- Was James Dean's car, the Porsche Spyder, really cursed? This book tells the story.
3 reasons to buy a Kindle
Why has The Kindle Reading Device become Amazon's
best selling item for two years running?
According to Amazon it is "the
most-wished for, most gifted, and has the most 5-star reviews of any product on
Amazon." Here are three reasons. Find these and seven more reasons at 10 Reasons to Buy a Kindle.
- E-books are the future. With e-book reader technology rapidly improving, and more books, magazines, newspapers and other print material becoming available for reading on Kindle – the market for Kindle and e-books keeps growing.
- Great for Travel. You can carry your whole library with you. Read as you wait in airports, hotel rooms, and as you sit by the pool or the beach. Get the latest news from your newspaper. Find and download books and periodicals in less than 60 seconds from anywhere in the world that has 3G wireless coverage
- Convenience and cost. Once you purchase Kindle, there are no annual contracts and no monthly fees. E-books cost less than new books, and you can download the books you want, when you want them. There are now over 1.8 million FREE out-of-copyright books available for reading on Kindle. All your books remain in your personal library always available wherever you have your Kindle. You can read first chapters of books FREE. You don't have to drive to the bookstore or order books online and wait for delivery. You don’t have to buy bookshelves for storage, or dispose of used books.