Cyber Monday Kindle Deals for the Christian Reader

Dec 2, 2013

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You know I love to read, and you know I like to save a few dollars on a book whenever possible. Today’s the day to do that if you’re a Kindle user–either through a Kindle device or through the Kindle app on your iPad or other device. That’s because this is Cyber Monday. If Black Friday is the day retailers put their wares on sale, Cyber Monday is the day for online retailers to do the same. (You may also want to browse these non-Kindle Cyber Monday deals for Christians).

Kindle HDX Deals removed because pricing is no longer in effect.

*Books marked with an asterisk are not published by Christian publishers, but may be of interest to Christians nonetheless.

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