Just in time for weekend reading, you’ll find a bunch of great deals below on ebooks and audiobooks!
ALSO, be sure to watch for our emails next week, as we will be running a giant $5 sale on (gently used) print books!!!
Toni Morrison, Editor.
Only $2.99!!!
Published in conjunction with the PEN American Center, Burn This Book is a powerful collection of essays that explore the meaning of censorship and the power of literature to inform the way we see the world, and ourselves.
Unfortunately, it seems these deals are only available for Kindle.
Here are a few of our favorite titles from this sale:
by Mark R. Gornik
Only $2.99!!!
“Mark Gornik’s evocative ode to radical friendship and community building ‘on the journey towards new creation’ offers embodied and generative responses to such urgent questions. I could not put it down!” -Ruth Padilla De Borst
by Stefan Silber
Only $2.99!!!
"Stefan Silber with his hybrid German-Latin American perspective offers a unique panorama of creative possibilities that postcolonial thinking brings to theology. With keen awareness of cultural complexities, he elegantly weaves together decolonial and postcolonial discourses. The result is a 'mosaic-style pattern' of theology in which indigenous voices also contribute to giving postcolonial theology a crucial ecological touch." -Michael Nausner
by Jean-Louis Chrétien
Only $2.99!!!
A contribution to the venerable tradition of lectio divina, Ten Meditations for Catching and Losing One’s Breath invites its reader to embark on a contemplative journey led by an author who was one of France’s most prolific and profound philosophers in generations.
by Andrew Barron
Only $2.99!!!
"Speaking powerfully out of his own experience with his son Rafi who lives with Down Syndrome, Andrew Barron offers deep reflections on the sacredness of human difference and the hospitality of God. Readers won't agree with everything Barron says, but our disagreements are the beginning point for all vital transformative conversations. This book is an important contribution to the theology of disability." -John Swinton
by Ian Leslie
Sean Runnette - Narrator
Only $5.99!!!
"Leslie delineates the various types of curiosity and what might be lost as we lean on search engines and offload our memories to cloud storage. He's at his best when considering how socioeconomic conditions impede curiosity." ―New York Times Book Review
by Thomas C. Foster
David de Vries (Narrator)
Only $5.99!!!
After laying out general principles of reading nonfiction, How to Read Nonfiction Like a Professor offers advice for specific reading strategies in various genres from histories and biographies to science and technology to social media. … We can become better citizens through better reading, and the time for that is now.
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Including our giant $5 used book sale coming next week!
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