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Free ebooks for Kindle & other ereaders – 5/2/2011 no comments
A Praying Life: Connecting with God in a Distracting World by Paul Miller (4 1/2 stars/65 reviews).
A Promise of Forever Love by Vanessa Miller (5 stars/1 review) Romance from a faith-based publisher.
Presenting to Win: The Art of Telling Your Story, Updated and Expanded Edition by Jerry J. Weissman (4 1/2 stars/16 reviews) Business. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
Shrimp: The Endless Quest for Pink Gold by Jack Rudloe (4 stars/46 reviews) Science. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
Psych Yourself Rich: Get the Mindset and Discipline You Need to Build Your Financial Life by Farnoosh Torabi (4 stars/31 reviews) Personal finance. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
How to Make Money with Mobile Media by Jamie Turner (no ratings) Business. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
Dark Legacy by Anna De Stefano (4 stars/9 reviews) Romance. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
Options Strategies for the Agile Investor (Collection) by various authors (no ratings) Investing. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
Vook has a number of free titles on offer:
Vook recently launched TextVook — a new line of short educational ebooks 
and animated apps. Subjects covered include history, science, psychology, law, economics and music.
From the press release:
The TextVook catalog consists of more than 20 interactive apps featuring 8 information-packed animations, as well as more than 50 standard eBooks. Each TextVook contains 4,000 words written and curated by Ivy League graduates, and stars Dr. Vook, Ph.D., a smart professor who narrates the animations.
For a limited time Vook is offering over 50 of the TextVook titles for free at the Kindle Store.
Vook has plans to publish more than 200 additional titles in the TextVook series.
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The featured author of the Barnes & Noble Spotlight program for May is Megan McDonald and her Judy Moody series for young readers. The first book in the series, Judy Moody, is priced at $0.99. At the the Kindle Store Judy Moody (4 1/2 stars/33 reviews) is priced at $4.69, while at Koboyou can get it for $1.79.
To find out what B&N’s More in Store program has to offer if you take your Nook ereader into a Barnes & Noble store during the first week of May, visit the More in Store webpage. B&N has apparently stopped announcing the coming month’s content in advance.
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Free ebooks for Kindle & other ereaders – 4/5/2011 no comments
Here are some more freebies to choose from:
Supercharge Your Social Media Strategies (Collection) by Rawn Shah (2 1/2 stars/3 reviews) Business. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
Your Brain and Business: The Neuroscience of Great Leaders by Srinivasan S. Pillay (4 stars/2 reviews) Business. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
Trend Following (Updated Edition): Learn to Make Millions in Up or Down Markets by Michael W. Covel (4 stars/150 reviews) Investing. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
Brains: How They Seem to Work by Dale Purves (4 stars/35 reviews) Medicine. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
The Art of Asking: Ask Better Questions, Get Better Answers by Terry J. Fadem (3 stars/8 reviews) Business. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
Profiles of Remarkable Businesses (Collection) by FT Press Delivers (4 stars/1 review) Business. Also free at Barnes & Noble.
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Every day at the Amazon Appstore for Android
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The latest contest at Kobo is giving away a free iPad 2 with Smart Cover. Every purchase counts as an entry, and there are non-purchase routes of entry as well. The contest ends April 11, 2011. You can find all of the details at Kobo.
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The Barnes & Noble Spotlight program this month features science fiction
author Iain M. Banks. His book Consider Phlebas is promotionally priced at $0.99. This ebook is also available for the same price at Koboand the Kindle Store, where it receives 3 1/2 stars by 139 reviewers.
The war raged across the galaxy. Billions had died, billions more were doomed. Moons, planets, the very stars themselves, faced destruction, cold-blooded, brutal, and worse, random. The Idirans fought for their Faith; the Culture for its moral right to exist. Principles were at stake. There could be no surrender.
Within the cosmic conflict, an individual crusade. Deep within a fabled labyrinth on a barren world, a Planet of the Dead proscribed to mortals, lay a fugitive Mind. Both the Culture and the Idirans sought it. It was the fate of Horza, the Changer, and his motley crew of unpredictable mercenaries, human and machine, actually to find it, and with it their own destruction.
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B&N has not released the usual detailed content list for its April More in Store program. A recent general press release briefly mentioned that in April Nook customers can “connect to Barnes & Noble’s free in-store Wi-Fi® service to access exclusive content – including essays, short stories and more – from authors including: Alexander McCall Smith, bestselling author of The No. 1 Ladies’ Detective Agency; Erin McKean, author of The Secret Lives of Dresses; multi-bestselling thriller author James Grippando and Paula McLain, author of the much-reviewed-and-lauded The Paris Wife.”
There is no mention of free cafe offers this month, but they may still be available.
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Barnes & Noble More in Store offers for February, 2011 no comments
Barnes & Noble has unveiled the free content that will be available through its More in Store program for February. As always you will need to take your Nook ereader into a B&N store and tap the Shop button to access content. In addition to the usual free café offers the line-up for February includes:
- February 5
The Year of the Book by Patti Smith
Patti Smith is an enormously influential singer/songwriter, a poet and a brilliant author. Her most recent book, the riveting account of her intense friendship with the artist and photographer Robert Mapplethorpe, won the National Book Award. In this exclusive essay for Barnes & Noble, Smith writes about the year that changed everything for her as a writer and about the books that got her there.
You Are Coded to Love by David Richo
Therapist and author David Richo is best known for his work, How to Be an Adult in Relationship. In his newest book, Daring to Trust, he tackles the all-important questions of trust and intimacy. In this ‘deleted scene,’ shared exclusively with NOOK customers, Richo gives his thoughts on love.
A Look Inside Linda’s Passions: Cowboys, Animals and Family by Linda Lael Miller
Who can resist a cowboy? Not Linda Lael Miller. In this exclusive piece for Barnes & Noble readers, the “First Lady of the West” writes about the inspiration behind her New York Times bestselling westerns and the cowboys who motivated them.
- February 12
Tweets Between Legendary Lovers by Teresa Medeiros
Multiple New York Times bestselling author Teresa Medeiros is an extraordinary storyteller, best known for her sizzling prose, sexy romance and sparkling dialogue. In this piece, written exclusively for Barnes & noble, Medeiros proves she’s got comedy covered too.
THE PLAYBOOK: Valentine’s Day Addendum by Matt Kuhn
“Suit up. Score chicks. Be awesome.” Matt Kuhn, a writer for the hit CBS show “How I Met Your Mother,” has some exclusive advice for Barnes & Noble readers this Valentine’s Day. Men – take notes. Women – you may want to avert your eyes!
- February 19
The Seven-Thousand-Word Itch by Lauren Oliver
Lauren Oliver’s young adult books have been hailed for their creativity, emotional resonance, and flawed yet beautiful characters. In this exclusive essay for NOOK customers, Oliver talks about the writing life and her tricks for getting past writer’s block.
It’s Only Rock ‘n Roll (But I Like It) by Daniel Palmer
Daniel Palmer is not only the author of a phenomenal debut thriller novel; he’s also a talented musician. In this exclusive piece for Barnes & Noble, Palmer gives readers a glimpse at some early band names, inspirations and general rock ‘n roll from an author who’s taken the stage in more ways than one.
- February 26
We Came to Observe You by Tim Dorsey
The book tour can be an author’s fondest dream and worst nightmare. Bestselling author Tim Dorsey shares his offbeat brand of humor exclusively with NOOK customers. In this all-too-true story, Dorsey shares what happens when you let an author loose in a bookstore and let readers loose on the author.
Meeting Katherine Hepburn by Liz Michalski
Liz Michalski’s haunting debut novel, Evenfall, stars the beautiful, willful, unlucky-in-love Murphy women. In this exclusive piece for Barnes & Noble readers, Michalski shares a story from her youth, when she crossed paths with a most extraordinary real-life star who captured her imagination and inspired her heroine.
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Barnes & Noble More in Store program for December, 2011 no comments
B&N has released the details for its More in Store program for this month. As usual you will need to take your Nook ereader into a Barnes & Noble store and tap the “Shop” button to access content. There will also be offers for freebies from the café and in-store promotions.
- January 2
An American Action Hero in a Faraway Land by Steve Berry
New York Times bestselling author Steve Berry’s “Cotton Malone” series has won him a legion of devoted fans – Malone’s Clones – and his books have sold over 11 million copies worldwide. In this exclusive essay for NOOK customers, Berry writes about the things he discovered about a civilization that’s 5,000 years old and whose innovations have changed the course of human history.
A New, More Grateful Year by John Kralik
So many of our New Year’s resolutions our focused on ourselves: Lose ten pounds. Go to the gym. Save more for retirement. But after a particularly dark year, John Kralik made a beautiful resolution: to let the people in his life know just what they’d done for him. Kralik is sharing his story exclusively with Barnes & Noble customers.
- January 9
Words as Weapons by Jodi Picoult
Jodi Picoult, author of 17 books many of which have been New York Times bestsellers and one that was made into a major motion picture, is beloved by fans worldwide. But, even this successful and talented woman faced a bully in high school. In honor of No-Name Calling Month, Picoult is writing an essay about bullying exclusive to Barnes & Noble.
Three Easy Ways to Stop Procrastinating Now! By Piers Steel
Did you resolve to stop procrastinating in 2011? And are you planning to keep that resolution tomorrow? Or the next day? Or the day after that? Piers Steel has some fool proof tips for NOOK owners on how to quit procrastinating.
- January 16
The Book Behind No-Name Calling Month by James Howe
In partnership with Simon & Schuster and the Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network (GLSEN), Barnes & Noble is proud to participate in No-Name Calling Month, dedicated to helping end school bullying. In this exclusive essay for Barnes & Noble, you can read about the origin of the campaign and the book that started it all.
A Place by the Lake by Susan Wiggs
Author Susan Wiggs offers a behind-the-scenes tour of the places that inspired her beloved Lakeshore Chronicles and offers insights into just who might be Marrying Daisy Bellamy – exclusively for Barnes & Noble.
- January 23
Reading Only the Best Parts by Conor Grennan
Conor Grennan has spent the last six years working to help Nepalese children who have been kidnapped from their homes and sold into domestic slavery. In this exclusive essay for Barnes & Noble, Grennan tells the story of his anxiety about what the children might think of the book he wrote about them.
Words in a Creative Force by Kevin Hall
For most of us, words are a method of communications or of art. For Kevin Hall, they’re pure magic. In this exclusive piece for Barnes & Noble, Hall describes how a mentor gave him the key to using words to transform his life – a lesson he’s passed on to readers in his inspiring new book, Aspire.
- January 30
Mouse Lessons by Cynthia Voigt
Newbery Medal-winning author Cynthia Voigt turns her attention to a mainstay character of children’s literature – the mouse. She shares exclusively with Barnes & Noble customers why she thinks mice are so popular as children’s characters and what we can learn from them.
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Barnes & Noble More in Store offers for December, 2010 no comments
Barnes & Noble has released the details of its More in Store program for December. To access content you will need to take your Nook ereader into a Barnes & Noble store and tap the Shop button.
The Barnes & Noble More In Store for NOOK December line-up includes:
- December 5
Why I Shout At The Computer Screen by Dean Koontz
Dean Koontz’s searing, page-turning tales of horror and suspense have been thrilling readers for decades. In this exclusive essay for Barnes & Noble, Koontz talks about the voices in his head – the characters who make his books so terrifying.
Escape with Joan Johnston to a Castle in Kent by Joan Johnston
Joan Johnston is the queen of romance. In anticipation of her fiftieth novel, she took a dream trip across England and invites Barnes & Noble readers along for the ride.
- December 12
The Future of Innovation by Steven Johnson
Bestselling author Steven Johnson has changed the way many people think about culture and mass media in books like Everything Bad is Good For You and Where Good Ideas Come From. In this exclusive piece for Barnes & Noble readers, Johnson recommends some more books for great holiday reading, all on the future of innovation and creativity.
Never Abandoning Imagination by Tony diTerlizzi
New York Times bestselling author of The Search for WondLa talks exclusively for Barnes & Noble customers about how stories keep us going from childhood on.
- December 19
Skewering Fairytales by Gregory Maguire
Gregory Maguire has a catalogue of New York Times bestselling novels and the genesis of hit Broadway musical Wicked under his belt. Now, Maguire has another hilarious, inventive, completely original novel and he’s written an exclusive piece for Barnes & Noble readers.
Gifts White People Like by Christian Lander
Gift-giving for white people doesn’t have to be all wailing and gnashing of teeth, explains the author of Stuff White People Like in this exclusive essay for Barnes & Noble readers.
- December 26
Writing Mary Ann by Armistead Maupin
Bestselling author Armistead Maupin is widely known for his wonderful, humorous novels of life in a tight-knit and eccentric San Francisco building. In this exclusive essay for Barnes & Noble, Maupin discusses the return of one of his most troublesome characters: the delightful and difficult Mary Ann Singleton.
Must-Try Meals Across America by Robert Reid
Everyone needs a bucket list of food – delicious, regional meals you have to try. Lonely Planet takes a road trip across the U.S. for some scrumptious and sometimes disturbing mea
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Barnes & Noble “More in Store” program for November, 2010 no comments
Barnes & Noble today released details for its “More in Store” program for this month. Special content and in-store promotions including special offers and freebies at the café can be accessed by tapping the ‘Shop’ button on the Nook ereader while in a B&N store.
- November 7
The Tiger by Pat Conroy
Beloved, bestselling author Pat Conroy delighted millions with his triumphs of storytelling. In this exclusive essay for Barnes & Noble, he shares the story of the majestic beast that inspired the pivotal scene in his blockbuster, The Prince of Tides.
There’s a Reason It’s Not Called Thankstaking by Ellen Rogers
Ellen Rogers’ heartwarming memoir of the frisky capuchin monkey who has become an integral part of her family is winning over readers all over the country. In this exclusive story about family and gratitude, just in time for Thanksgiving, she talks about the worst moment in a mother’s life and the joy that’s come after.
- November 14
What It Took by Cecily von Ziegesar
Gossip Girl creator Cecily von Ziegesar has turned her hand to writing about college in her new release, Cum Laude. In this exclusive essay for NOOK owners, she talks about her own experiences in college and how they brought her to where she is today.
Top Five Foodie Destinations in Italy by Frances Mayes
Frances Mayes, the author of Under the Tuscan Sun is sharing foodie tips exclusively for Barnes & Noble. Mayes lists the top five places to eat if you’re planning a trip to Italy anytime soon.
- November 21
How Not to Look Like a Frump, Tart or Freak by Clinton Kelly
Whatever your style, Clinton Kelly can help. The author and host of TLC’s What Not to Wear shares fashion advice and words of wisdom, exclusively for NOOK owners.
Read Pink! by Eloisa James
This fall, a group of romance authors have banded together with their publisher, Penguin Books, to help promote breast cancer awareness. Join New York Times bestselling author Eloisa James as she discusses the great strength and humor displayed by the heroines written by these queens of romance.
- November 28
Being Grateful for the Little Things by Lesley M. M. Blume
In this reflection on gratitude, children’s author Lesley M. M. Blume finds much to admire among the fairy world, mostly unseen by humans. In this exclusive essay, Blume shares what we can learn from fairies that will make us happier creatures.
The Top Five Questions Parents Ask by John Medina
“How do I raise a smart child?” “How can I be sure my baby will be happy?” John Medina, New York Times bestselling author of Brain Rules for Baby, has answers for anxious parents in this exclusive essay for Barnes & Noble readers.
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Barnes and Noble More in Store Program for August no comments
Today Barnes & Noble announced its More in Store program offers for the month of August. To access the goodies you need to take your NOOK into a B&N store and tap the “shop” button. Besides the free content listed below, ebook discounts and freebies from the cafe are also offered. From the press release:
August 1
There’s No Such Thing As An Ordinary Day: A Q&A with the author of One Day, David Nicholls
One Day is a fascinating, explosive look at relationships and the way everything can change over the course of a single day. In this exclusive interview for NOOK owners, Nicholls discusses inspiration, romance vs. cynicism and the surreal process of watching a bestselling book become a screenplay.
Dan Ariely’s The Magic of Procrastination
Pop science favorite Dan Ariely is a must-read for anyone interested in human behavior. In his trademark energetic style, Ariely tackles a subject near and dear to the hearts of back-to-schoolers everywhere: the fine art of procrastination.
– August 8
A Quarter-Century with Peter and Rina by Faye Kellerman
With more than 20 million books in print, Faye Kellerman has been delighting readers with her husband and wife mystery-solving team for decades. Now, in this exclusive essay for NOOK owners, Kellerman talks about the joys and occasional woes of 25 years with her favorite couple.
Reading Teen Romance by Eloisa James
Teen love has come a long way since Romeo stood under Juliet’s balcony. B&N reviewer and romance author Eloisa James rounds up a few of the best new releases that will delight teen girls and mothers alike.
– August 15
Kelley Armstrong’s Battening the Hatches
Only for NOOK owners, Armstrong, author of Waking the Witch, Bitten and Stolen, writes an all-original Otherworld story taking place right before Waking the Witch.
Tea Party Fashion: Ruling the Fall Runways by Erin McHugh
Political fashion is on the rise says Erin McHugh, a Barnes & Noble bookseller in Manhattan. In this exclusive essay, McHugh writes about a little-covered area of the political landscape.
– August 22
Telling Stories by Joyce Maynard
Journalist and novelist Joyce Maynard offers Barnes & Noble readers insight into the inspiration for her newest novel: her inappropriate, outspoken and absolutely irresistible mother.
The Right Book for the Beginning Reader by Patricia Reilly Giff
Bestselling children’s book author Patricia Reilly Giff writes, from her own experience, about what makes the best kind of book for children who are just starting to read on their own.
– August 29
Anything is Possible: A Chat with Kresley Cole
The settings for Kresley Cole’s Immortals After Dark series run the gamut from New Orleans to the Scottish Highlands. In this exclusive essay for Barnes & Noble, Cole reveals how she chooses the settings and why escapism isn’t necessarily a bad thing.
Allowance Negotiation by Jean Chatzky
Teaching children about money is important, but not always easy. Just for NOOK owners, money coach Jean Chatzky shares tips on how to talk to your kids about finances.
– eBook Bestsellers and eBook New Releases Lists
As always, NOOK readers can access Barnes & Noble eBook Bestseller and eBook New Releases lists. The lists are available as a part of the "shop" feature on NOOK and offer book overviews, free sample chapters and customer ratings to help readers with buying decisions.
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Barnes & Noble More in Store Content for July no comments
Barnes & Noble announced the content available for its More in Store program for the month of July. To access this you need to take your nook ereader into a B&N store and tap the “Store” button. In addition to the following there are also special offers and freebies at the cafe:
– July 4
Cheeseburger Kabobs For Your Fourth of July BBQ by Jason Day and Aaron Chronister
Get some tips on how to make your BBQ the best in the neighborhood. Ditch the burgers and the dogs and make these cheeseburger kabobs sizzle on your grill. Exclusively for NOOK customers, the authors of BBQ Makes Everything Better will help make your BBQ better this month.
Heather Graham’s My Romance With Key West
Only for Barnes & Noble NOOK owners, superstar romance queen Heather Graham shares her passion for Key West, FL, a location that’s often the star of her bestselling novels.
– July 11
Tess Gerritsen’s Become Jane
NOOK owners can get an exclusive sneak peek at the script for a new original TV series on TNT. Tess Gerritsen’s bestselling suspense novels are the inspiration for "Rizzoli & Isles." Tess writes about her heroine, Jane Rizzoli, played by Angie Harmon in the TNT series.
Taking the Kids and Getting More Bang for Your Vacation Buck by Eileen Ogintz
Family travel expert and NOOK lover Eileen Ogintz is helping other NOOK owners plan a great family vacation. Ogintz has tips on how to set up and execute a fantastic family vacation, without losing your mind.
– July 18
The Mystery Monkey by Thomas French
Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Thomas French went behind the scenes at Tampa’s Lowry Park Zoo to write from both the human and animal perspective. In an exclusive essay for NOOK owners, he introduces readers to an unusual and wonderful character.
Jeanne Birdsall’s On Reading Together as a Family
Bestselling young adult author Jeanne Birdsall always wanted to be a writer. In an exclusive piece for Barnes & Noble, she writes about her journey to become an author and how it’s all rooted in a pair of Keds and an older sister who refused to share.
– July 25
Something in Common by Laura Bell
After graduating from college, Laura Bell heads to Wyoming to herd sheep. This decision and her life following it made for a perfect memoir, and in an exclusive essay for NOOK owners, Bell talks about the decision and the importance of forming meaningful connections with readers.
Escape to Miami by Oscar Hijuelos
Oscar Hijuelos, author of The Mambo Kings Play Songs of Love and Beautiful Maria of My Soul, is the first Hispanic winner of the Pulitzer prize for fiction. In an exclusive essay, he writes about the meshing of American and Cuban cultures in Miami, a city that’s meant so much to him.
More in Store is updated weekly and each new feature is available for four weeks on a rolling basis. Once a customer downloads the content to their NOOK, it is saved to their digital locker and can be accessed at any time.
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B&N Announces June “More in Store” Promotions no comments
Barnes & Noble today released the details of its “More in Store” promotion for the month of June. To access the promotional content you will need to bring your nook ereader into a B&N store and tap the nook’s “shop” button.
Additionally, if you bring a B&N eReader software enabled device into the store and show it to the staff in the cafe you will get a free tall coffee.
More in Store content for June:
- June 6
Frankenstein and Me by Dean Koontz
Master of horror and multiple New York Times bestseller Dean Koontz is no stranger to demons, both literally and figuratively. In this exclusive essay for Barnes & Noble customers, Koontz writes about the monsters that inspired him to write about the greatest monster of all.
Justin Cronin’s The Waking Dream
Justin Cronin’s latest novel The Passage has already received critical acclaim. Now, Cronin is writing only for NOOK owners about how he tells stories of terror.
- June 13
My Three Sons by Patrick McEnroe
Tennis champ and ESPN commentator Patrick McEnroe writes exclusively for Barnes & Noble just in time for Father’s Day. His essay serves as a tribute to his own father who fostered his love for tennis and taught him about what’s really important in life.
Last Minute Tips to Look Hot in Your Wedding Pictures by JJ Virgin
JJ Virgin, author of Six Weeks to Sleeveless and Sexy, and a celebrity nutritionist with more than 25 years of experience provides tips exclusively for Barnes & Noble brides like how to look like the perfect June bride in your wedding photos.
- June 20
Steven D. Levitt and Stephen J. Dubner’s The Things Our Fathers Gave Us
The authors of the bestselling Freakonomics and SuperFreakonomics have written an exclusive essay for NOOK owners. The two acclaimed authors share lessons they learned from their fathers.
Driving Lesson by Julie Metz
Julie Metz, author of Perfection, provides an exclusive story for Barnes & Noble customers about her decision to find love again after her husband’s death. And she offers advice on how to find the right man!
- June 27
Close to the Bone by Anthony Bourdain
Celebrity chef, television host and bestselling author Anthony Bourdain shares his thoughts on the books that he’s passionate about, exclusively for NOOK customers.
Marilyn Werner’s Five Great Ways to Customize Your Thank-You Notes
Marilyn Werner, author of The Bride’s Thank-You Note Handbook, gives brides quick tips for personalizing and customizing thank-you notes.
- eBook Bestsellers and eBook New Releases Lists
As always, NOOK readers can access Barnes & Noble eBook Bestseller and eBook New Releases lists. The lists are available as a part of the “shop” feature on NOOK and offer book overviews, free sample chapters and customer ratings to help readers with buying decisions.
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More Barnes & Noble In-Store Promotions no comments
Barnes & Noble has announced more in-store promotions for owners of the nook or Irex DR800SG ereaders who bring their device into the store and show it to a clerk. From the press release:
NEW YORK, May 17, 2010 (BUSINESS WIRE) — Barnes & Noble, the world’s largest bookseller, today announced a Fun and Free eBooks promotion. This special in-store promotion makes enjoying eBooks even more fun by offering free digital titles from bestselling authors to customers who bring their NOOK or other device enabled with free BN eReader software into any Barnes & Noble store. Beginning today and for the next five weeks, customers who show a bookseller their device will receive a special access code, good for that week’s free eBook.
To participate, customers simply have to show a bookseller a NOOK eBook Reader or iRex DR800SG device — both powered by the Barnes & Noble eBookstore — or the free BN eReader software on an iPad(TM), iPhone(R), iPod touch(R), BlackBerry(R), HTC HD2(TM), PC or Mac(R) and the bookseller will provide the special weekly access code. Booksellers at the NOOK display in any Barnes & Noble store will gladly help customers download the free BN eReader software to their computing or mobile device so that they can enjoy the promotion. Additional information on the promotion is available at http://www.barnesandnoble.com/u/Free-ebooks-bestelling-authors/379002210.
To redeem the free eBook, customers will simply enter the weekly access code at www.bn.com/redeem, download the title to their Barnes & Noble digital library, and enjoy reading on one or more of their BN eReader-enabled devices. Each access code can be redeemed through July 1, 2010. Among the titles from bestselling authors and series offered in the Fun and Free eBook promotion are The Long Tail by Chris Anderson, Home Safe by Elizabeth Berg, Storm Front by Jim Butcher, One Shot by Lee Childs and The No. 1 Ladies Detective Agency by Alexander McCall Smith.
