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Honestly, no matter what time of year it is, being curled up with a good book is pure bliss. However, with the cold weather of winter setting in, you have to admit that it's the ideal season to be hunkered down under a blanket (or two) with a warm beverage in hand and a good read in the other.

The cozy holiday season kicked off with spectacular deals on Amazon's 2024 Kindle models during Black Friday and Cyber Monday. And if you got your hands on one of these sleek e-readers, you're probably thinking it's time to stock your library full of the year's best books. Luckily, you can find Kindle e-books marked down up to 90% off, running as low as $1.99.

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Opens in a new window Credit: Amazon 'Long Island Compromise' by Taffy Brodesser-Akner $1.99 at Amazon
$13.99 Save $12

Why we like it

Bestselling author Taffy Brodesser-Akner followed up her hit novel Fleishman Is in Trouble with her latest novel, Long Island Compromise. This family saga follows the 1980 kidnapping of Carl Fletcher and reverberations of the event that still shakes his family today.

You can find this 2024 release for just $1.99, saving you $12 on the Kindle e-book. Not only is this deal a bargain, but you'll earn double points toward your Kindle Rewards.

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