Kids' Illustrated eBooks at Amazon for 1¢: Timothy Tolliver & The Bully Basher | The Monkey King

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neil on 07/11/2013 - 12:21 amazon.com (77 clicks)
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Amazon discounts a selection of children's illustrated Kindle eBooks, as listed below. With prices starting from free, that makes each tied with our mention from a week ago and at least $8 under the lowest total price we (Dealnews) could find for physical copies. A Kindle reader, or Kindle-enabled device, is required to download and read these eBooks. The deals:

Aaron Shepard's Timothy Tolliver and the Bully Basher Kindle eBook for 1 cent
Aaron Shepard's The Monkey King: A Superhero Tale of China Kindle eBook for 1 cent
Aaron Shepard's The Songs of Power: A Finnish Tale of Magic Kindle eBook for 1 cent
Aaron Shepard's The Mountain of Marvels: A Celtic Tale of Magic Kindle eBook for 1 cent
Aaron Shepard's The Magic Flyswatter: A Superhero Tale of Africa Kindle eBook for 1 cent
Aaron Shepard's The Legend of Lightning Larry Kindle eBook for 1 cent
Jason Edwards' Will Allen and the Great Monster Detective Kindle eBook for 5 cents

You may need to change your Kindle Country setting to US to get these prices.

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  thelaxong on 07/11/2013 - 18:52

  Price showed $2.99 for me on my amazon.com account.

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    neil on 08/11/2013 - 00:27

    Weird. Are you on a UK Amazon account?

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  thelaxong on 08/11/2013 - 06:12

  Nope. I double checked and make sure I logged on to my US Amazon account. Still $2.99 for me.

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  peter_mcc on 08/11/2013 - 11:05

  None are $0.01 for me - most are $2.99 or so.

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  neil on 08/11/2013 - 11:06

  Odd. Not sure how I set it up but just bought for $.01. Billed to AUS address.

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    neil on 08/11/2013 - 11:16

    Under Manage your Kindle-Country Settings, I have US set.

    From Whirlpool:

    Some people have changed their home address to a dummy US one (some change it back afterwards while some do not) to make it look like they are an american travelling and have been able to use the US store. The consequences are either no consequences or an e-mail from amazon telling you not to do it again. For those who do it again (or continue to) the consequences could be another e-mail, a 5-7 day ban from the US store or an indefinite ban from the US store. Some people have never got the e-mail and used the US store for a long period while others get found out on the first attempt.

    So perhaps this the 1c books are only for those who have the US set in their settings.