Top 5 Ways Not to Break the Bank, While Feeding Your Literary Monster

1. Kindle Unlimited: A library-esque subscription service through Amazon.com that is $9.99/mo. and allows you to have 10 books borrowed at a time. Amazon has deals on Kindle Unlimited during most of their sitewide sales. Has tons of different books, not only romance novels.

2. BookOutlet.com An online bargain bookstore with used and overstocked books. Deeply discounted hardcover and paperback books. it is a luck of the draw type of shopping experience, which means that they do not carry an inventory of stock like Amazon or BArnes and Noble, it is simply whatever they have in the warehouses.

3. BookBub.com This is a website that allows you to sign up for emails that include all sorts of book news. My favorite email that I am subscribed for is the one that allows me to choose the frequency and genres of books that I get notified of sales on!! These deals are limited, but the emails do not include when the sale will be ended. I get them every morning and it is my favorite thing to browse, while drinking my morning tea/ coffee.

4. ChirpBooks.com An audiobook only version of bookbub!! If you love audiobooks nearly as much as we do, this is the website for you! The audiobooks are severely discounted and we believe can only be listened to on the Chirp app which is available for Apple and Android users.

5. Library Resources: Most libraries in modern days have started to build a digital book collection. The best way to take advantage of this opportunity is to head to your local library and ask about these resources from the librarian you see. Stat!!

You can listen to the companion episode here: https://anchor.fm/bookboyfriendproject/episodes/Top-5-Ways-to-Feed-the-Literary-Monster-Inside-You-wo-Breaking-the-Bank-ekq07e