Recommendsday: December Kindle Offers

I’m messing with the schedule a bit this month to get all the Christmas recommendations in in good time along with the regular features, so today in a friday twist, it’s the December Kindle offers!

Let’s start with the Christmas books on offer – like Christina Lauren’s Groundhog-Christmas-day romance In a Holidaze, and Sweet Mercies – which only came out a few weeks back. Much much older, but still my favourite Trisha Ashely, A Winters Tale is on offer too.

Moving on, and recent BotW To Swoon and to Spar is 99p as is the Neighbor Favor, which was a pick back in July. Before Your Memory Fades, the third book in the Before the Coffee Gets Cold series is 99p – and was one of my purchases while writing this post!

One of this years big book adaptations was Daisy Jones and the Six and the book is on offer again this month – reminding me that I still need to watch the streaming series. Maybe a dose of California sunshine is what I need for Christmas viewing? Also adapted this year, and also one I haven’t watched yet, is Red, White and Royal Blue which seems to be basically 99p all the time at the moment, which makes a change from when it was new and it was really, really expensive on Kindle! Also now a movie is the Judy Blume classic Are You There God, It’s Me Margaret, which I first read when I was about 10 years old.

Richard Coles’ second Canon Clement A Death in the Parish is 99p as is Katy Watson’s The Three Dahlias, which as you know I love, The Windsor Knot, if you want to try the HM the Queen Investigates series, Robin Stevens’ Mistletoe and Murder from the Wells and Wong middle grade series, and T J Klune’s Under the Whispering Door. On the historical fiction front, Gill Horby’s Godmersham Park and Elizabeth Macneal’s The Doll Factory are 99p, as is Maggie Shipstead’s Great Circle, if you want a really epic read for this Christmas season.

This months’ Terry Pratchett is Small Gods, for £1.99 you can read about competitive religion on the Disc – perfect as we’re coming up for a major religious holiday… The 99p Georgette Heyer is The Tollgate, which is one of I haven’t reread in a while, so I might go back for again now! The Julia Quinn is What Happens in London, which was actually the first book of hers I bought, more than a decade ago, in Waterstones Southend!

Enjoy!