Posts Tagged: $1.99
November 1, 2012
Lucky 7 for November: The Stories behind the Stories
The Stories behind the Stories Meet the people behind the icons, find the facts behind the legends, and discover forgotten stories you should know. These true tales turn out to be even …
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October 3, 2012
Lucky 7 for October: All McCorkle, All Month
All McCorkle, All Month Certain writers have helped define Algonquin Books. Jill McCorkle is one of those writers. Her writing’s combination of wit and weight has shaped Algonquin since the publication of …
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September 1, 2012
Lucky 7 for September: Food, Glorious Food
Food, Glorious Food Food is language. Food is love. Food is family. Food is fun. Fill up your plate—and your e-reader—with these tasty morsels of perfectly priced e-books. They’re all just $1.99 …
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August 16, 2012
Lucky 7: The Frozen Rabbi
Sometime during his restless fifteenth year, Bernie Karp discovered in his parents’ food freezer — a white-enameled Kelvinator humming in its corner of the basement rumpus room — an old man frozen in …
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August 7, 2012
Lucky 7: Lunch at the Piccadilly
“Graceful and often painfully funny.” — New York Times Book Review If you are looking for a laugh, look no further than this month’s Lucky 7 batch of e-books, only $1.99 through …
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August 1, 2012
Lucky 7 e-books: A Funny Thing Happened
A Funny Thing Happened Some laughs come from the belly and make you gasp for air. Some come as chuckles and a wry smile. We offer up seven books that will make …
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July 31, 2012
Lucky 7: The Writer in the Garden
“It isn’t that I don’t like sweet disorder, but it has to be judiciously arranged.” – Vita Sackville-West As July draws to a close, we would like to remind you of …
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July 17, 2012
People, People Who Need Trees, are the Lucky 7-est People in the World
If you’re lucky enough to be near a window right now, go look out it. (If you’re lucky enough to be outside as you’re reading this, then just look around you — …
