8 Very Good Book Offers for the First Part of August

The Home Edit: Guide to Organizing and Recognizing the purpose of your home by Clea Shearer and Joanna Teplin – Ebook – $ 1.99
Organizing books may not be your idea of good time, but I like every page! It’s very funny, full of inspiration, and you bet I have arranged all my house since reading it. Now I just need a better handwriting so I can label everything. For under $ 2, this one steals a reference book for a clean and chaos house!

The last love note by Emma Gray – Audiobook – $ 4.99
This is the first book that I finished in 2024 and it made it to my favorite book from 2024! This one is heartbreaking and full of hope and I am sucked in from page one about a woman to lose her husband first mentally and then physically to the initial dementia. (I also read his new book – Your Photos – What I think is not that good).

The Best Christmas Pageant that Barbara Robinson ever existed – Audiobook – $ 4.99
I read this classic Christmas read-hard for my girls a few years ago and very pleasant to review. We all got a big kick from Herdman’s siblings, nicknamed “the worst children in the world history” that appeared in the church because of free snacks and somehow took over the entire Christmas contest. This is a good short reading, so if you are looking for something you can pass in a few days or a week, this is a good choice. (Plus, this one is a libro.fm agreement so you can use it to make a yoto card!)

Options by Kiera Cass – Audiobook – $ 4.99
The singer Roman Dystopian starred in American singer who was chosen as one of 35 girls who competed for The Hand of the Prince in this Cinderella-Meet-The-Bachelor young adult novel. I blew the entire audio series after my third baby was born and liked this foamy series.

Uglies by Scott Westerfeld – Audiobook – $ 3.25
Bart and I both like the series, which is about two decades, (actually, the name of the blog Tally is because this book – Bart shot to name it real, but I have to draw a line somewhere).

Meet Me in the Margin by Melissa Ferguson – Audiobook – $ 3.99
This is a fun romance! An editor at Savannah’s Dream Publishing Company asks the manuscript of the roman novel that he has written quietly behind the scenes, while working in a different publishing company. He hid his script in a hidden room, but later found someone had found it and began to record a very critical editor in margin. This mystery editor not only helps make the manuscript better, but can he also fall in love with him?

This year’s most beautiful crime by Ally Carter – Audiobook – $ 4.99
I can’t stop talking about romance/mystery of this holiday last winter! And the audio book version? Too fun! It has two narrators, intelligent -intelligent and that is pure pleasure from the first page to the last. I did a 30 -second book review here – but just take my words for it … it’s fantastic!

The Lake House by Kate Morton – Ebook – $ 1.99
Alice is a sixteen -year -old child who lives in his family’s land. Every year, they have a big party at Midsummer’s Eve, and this year, the youngest child of the family, a small boy, disappears without a trace and has never been found. A few decades later, Alice had moved to London where she became a successful novelist, putting her past behind her. But when he crossed the road with a young police detective, the past would not be buried. (Complete review here)