Great kindle Books To Read

The Night Manager (Penguin Modern Classics) Kindle 

Biography

John le Carré was born in 1931.

His third novel, THE SPY WHO CAME IN FROM THE COLD, secured him a wide reputation which was consolidated by the acclaim for his trilogy TINKER TAILOR SOLDIER SPY, THE HONOURABLE SCHOOLBOY and SMILEY'S PEOPLE.

How To Create The Mindset Of A Network Marketing Champion 

Dave O'Connor is an international speaker and success coach. His mission it to help as many people as possible to reach their full potential.

The Unmumsy Mums: A Collection of Your Hysterical Stories From The Frontline of Parenting Kindle Edition
Whenever the Unmumsy Mum shares a story about life with her two young boys, she is inundated with anecdotes from other mums who have had similar experiences. As she herself puts it: 'I have spent many an evening over the past year absolutely howling with laughter at all the comments and messages received via my blog and social media pages. The Facebook page, in particular, has become a place for mums and dads to share their hilarious stories about the reality of life with children. I was confident that there would be further undiscovered gems out there - hysterical things that children have said, embarrassing things that they have done - so I invited my followers to send their own tales to me. This is a collection of the best of those stories - enjoy!'
This free ebook collection is released to celebrate publication of The Unmumsy Mum's book on 11th February 2016 and includes an exclusive preview of The Unmumsy Mum.

The Lady in the Van Kindle Edition

In 1974, the homeless Miss Shepherd moved her broken down van into Alan Bennett's garden. Deeply eccentric and stubborn to her bones, Miss Shepherd was not an easy tenant. And Bennett, despite inviting her in the first place, was a reluctant landlord. And yet she lived there for fifteen years.

This account of those years was first published in 1989 in the London Review of Books. The play premiered in 1999, directed by Nicholas Hytner and starring Dame Maggie Smith, who reprise their roles in this new film adaptation. Shot on location at Bennett's house, Alex Jennings plays the author, alongside household names including Frances de la Tour, Jim Broadbent and Dominic Cooper.

Ludwika: A Polish Woman's Struggle To Survive In Nazi Germany Kindle Edition

It’s World War II and Ludwika Gierz, a young Polish woman, is forced to leave her family and go to Nazi Germany to work for an SS officer. There, she must walk a tightrope, learning to live as a second-class citizen in a world where one wrong word could spell disaster and every day could be her last. Based on real events, this is a story of hope amid despair, of love amid loss . . . ultimately, it’s one woman’s story of survival. 

The Action Bible: God's Redemptive Story (Action Bible Series)

Here’s the most complete picture Bible ever, now available as an eBook! And it features a captivating, up-to-date artwork style—making it the perfect Bible for today’s visually focused culture. The Action Bible presents 215 fast-paced narratives in chronological order, making it easier to follow the Bible’s historical flow—and reinforcing the build-up to its thrilling climax.

The stories in The Action Bible clearly communicate to contemporary readers. This compelling blend of clear writing plus dramatic images in an easy-to-navigate digital version offers an appeal that crosses all age boundaries. Brazilian artist Sergio Cariello has created attention-holding illustrations marked by rich coloring, dramatic shading and lighting, bold and energetic designs, and emotionally charged figures.

Let this epic digital rendition draw you into all the excitement of the world’s most awesome story.

Relationology: 101 Secrets to grow your business through the power of relationships Kindle Edition

‘How do I flourish in a crowded room? 
How do I overcome self-doubt? 
How do I keep in touch with everyone I know?’ 

In Relationology, Matt Bird provides 101 inspirational and practical secrets to help you grow your business through the power of relationships, by providing the answers to these questions, and many more. 

The number one dictator of your success in life and business is the quality of your relationships! 

Building a network of relationships is not just for extroverts, sales people and networkers. While everyone knows they should be doing it, not everyone knows how they can build stronger business relationships in order to achieve greater business success. 

Relationology is a business, marketing and self-help book aimed at professionals wanting to develop new business and better their client relationship management. Inspired by writers such as Keith Ferrazzi’s Never Eat Alone and Charles Green’s The Trusted Adviser, Matt Bird aims to help other professionals through his business building insights. 

If your business involves people, then Relationology is a must read!

Must-read books of 2016
 five top predictions

·        The High Mountains of Portugal, Yann Martel

·        This is Yann Martel's fourth novel and it already has everyone buzzing. It's not hard to understand why - he won the 2002 Man Booker Prize for his breakthrough title Life of Pi, which became a Hollywood film. Starting in Lisbon in 1904, The High Mountains of Portugal tells the story of a young man called Tomas, who finds an old journal hinting at a deep secret. The book weaves three different stories into a road-trip across four centuries and two continents, exploring themes of love, loss and heartbreak along the way. It could turn out to be a serious awards contender – even those who weren't pleased with Martel's last book, Beatrice and Virgil, are putting this on their must-read lists.

·        Out on 2 February

•         Thus Bad Begins, Javier Marias

·        In 1980s Spain, Juan de Vere, the assistant to famous film-maker Eduardo Muriel, finds himself trapped in an unsettling love triangle. As Muriel's wife flits in and out of the book -and other people's beds - Juan is tasked by the jealous husband to find out all he can about one of her mysterious old friends, who seems to be inexplicably linked to the Franco regime. Javier Marias has a knack for exploring disquieting relationships and this looks to be a similar affair.

·        Out on 25 February

·        What Is Not Yours Is Not Yours, Helen Oyeyemi

·        With five novels under her belt, as well as a Granta nomination for Best Young British Novelist of 2013, Helen Oyeyemi is one of Britain's new powerful voices. What Is Not Yours Is Not Yours is her first short-story collection, inspired by fairy tales and dark secrets, all magically reworked throughout the book.

·       Out on 8 March

·        The Pier Falls, by Mark Haddon

·        Mark Haddon, of The Curious Incident of a Dog in the Night-time fame, will have his first collection of short stories published this May. The tales touch upon themes such as war, abandonment and natural disasters, all leading to a death of sorts, although his wife apparently asked him to write at least one where no one dies. Haddon says the stories "are bound together by an empathy for sometimes unlovable people in difficult situations". If your interest is piqued, you can read the first of these, The Pier Falls, in the New Statesman.

·        Out on 10 May

·        Barkskins, Annie Proulx

·        Brokeback Mountain author Annie Proulx has spent ten years working on Barkskins and it looks set to become a bestseller even before publication. Set in 17th-century New France and reaching all the way to China and New Zealand, the book tells the story of two settlers and their trials and sorrows. The book has already been picked up by Scott Rudin Productions and a mini-series set to premiere globally in 171 countries and 45 languages is planned. Could it be as successful as Brokeback Mountain?

·        Out on 14 June

Bestsellers 2015

1, Grey: Fifty Shades of Grey as Told by Christian, EL James, 1,075,206.00

2, Grandpa’s Great Escape, David Walliams, ,532,513.00

3, The Girl on the Train, Paula Hawkins, 477,887.00

4, Millie Marotta’s Animal Kingdom, Millie Marotta, 409,858.00

5 Mog’s Christmas Calamity, Judith Kerr, 382,014.00

6 Elizabeth Is Missing, Emma Healey, 368,786.00

7, Go Set a Watchman, Harper Lee, 342,146.00

8, The Miniaturist, Jessie Burton, 320,648.00

9, Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Old School, Jeff Kinney, 313,640.00

10, Guinness World Records 2016, Guinness World Records, 309,900.00

11, Everyday Super Food, Jamie Oliver, 299,202.00

12, Personal: A Jack Reacher novel, Lee Child, 289,003.00

13, To Kill a Mockingbird, Harper Lee, 288,566.00

14, Us, David Nicholls, 284,105.00

15, Enchanted Forest: An Inky Quest and Colouring Book, Johanna Basford, 275,182.00

Data provided by Nielsen BookScan, which is a data provider for the book publishing industry, owned by the Nielsen Company.

Me Before You Kindle Edition

  Me Before You Kindle Edition
Lou Clark knows lots of things. She knows how many footsteps there are between the bus stop and home. She knows she likes working in The Buttered Bun tea shop and she knows she might not love her boyfriend Patrick.

What Lou doesn't know is she's about to lose her job or that knowing what's coming is what keeps her sane.

Review

Poignant . . . heartfelt . . . Me Before You, at it's heart, is about two people who properly listen to each other; it is something good (The Independent on Sunday)

Another powerful love story. A deftly plotted narrative populated with likeable engaging characters . . . a bittersweet story about love, learning and letting go. It's a tremendous read and I loved it (Daily Mail)

When I finished this novel, I didn't want to review it: I wanted to reread it . . . An affair to remember (The New York Times Book Review)

At last, a new Moyes novel - and it's a triumph. Her story of love blossoming in the most unlikely of ways packs such an emotional punch, you'll need a box of tissues (Elle)

Compelling, moving and absorbing. It's also a real weepie (Daily Express)

Keep the tissues close as Jojo Moyes returns with Me Before You, a heartbreaking yet ultimately uplifting tale about the relationship between an embittered quadriplegic man and the carer who is trying to give him a reason to live (Good Housekeeping)

A compelling novel of life and death decisions and unlikely affections. It's magical and heartbreaking, but doesn't shy away from difficult emotional realities. Waterproof mascara essential (Marie Claire)

A disarmingly moving love story . . . a lovely novel, both nontraditional and enthralling (Publishers Weekly)

This truly beautiful story made us laugh, smile and sob like a baby - you simply have to read it (Closer)

Heartbreaking, soul-searching and utterly compelling (Easy Living)

Destined to be the novel that friends press upon each other more than any other next year, it is a tremendous example of what commercial fiction can do when in the hands of an expert. Moyes does a majestic job of conjuring a cast of characters who are charismatic, credible and utterly compelling; Lou and Will are a couple who readers will take to their hearts as they didOne Day's Emma and Dex (The Independent)

Poignant and beautifully written, this book will stay with you long after you've put it down (Star Magazine)

Funny, believable and heartbreaking, this is sure to be the weepy of 2012 (Woman's Own)

A compelling portrait of an unlikely couple (The Independent)

Me Before You is a page-turner that sucks the reader into caring about the fate of the heroine . . . By turns funny and moving but never predictable. The plot contains a number of surprises and raises thoughtful questions (USA Today)

A perceptive and moving tale (The Independent)

Funny, surprising and heartbreaking, populated with characters who are affecting and amusing . . . This is a thought-provoking, thoroughly entertaining novel that captures the complexity of love (People)

Beautifully written (The Sun)

An unlikely love story . . . To be devoured like candy, between tears (O, The Oprah Magazine)

Read it and weep: Heartbreak collides with humour in Jojo Moyes's Me Before You (Good Housekeeping USA)

Jojo Moyes has done it again with this funny, touching tale that is impossible to put down. Make sure you have a box of tissues to hand! (Candis)

When I finished this novel, I didn't want to review it: I wanted to reread it. Which might seem perverse if you know that for most of the last hundred pages I was dissolved in tears. Jojo Moyes, the writer who produced this emotional typhoon, knows very well that Me Before You . . . is a 'real weepy'. Moyes's story provokes tears that are redemptive, the opposite of gratuitous. Some situations, she forces the reader to recognise, really are worth crying over . . . An affair to remember (Liesl Schillinger, The New York Times Book Review)

Jojo Moyes's poignantly romantic tales have readers streaming their way through boxes of Kleenex . . . Me Before You is compelling reading...a profound, fundamental, thought-provoking conundrum lies at the heart of the story, a huge moral dilemma, explored with great fictional finesse. Devotees of Jojo Moyes and newcomers alike will settle into this entertaining book with gusto (Sunday Express)

Romantic, thought-provoking tear-jerker than you won't be able to put down (Woman & Home)

The Last Letter from Your Lover manages to be a both gorgeously romantic and partner-ignoringly compulsive read (Independent on Sunday)

Utterly absorbing and blissfully romantic (Daily Telegraph)

A small-life-big-dreams weepie that'll have you snivelling ecstatically into your cocoa (Daily Mail)

About the Author

Jojo Moyes is a novelist and a journalist. She worked at the Independent for ten years before leaving to write full-time. Her novels have all been critically acclaimed and include the Sunday Times Number One bestseller The One Plus One and the global phenomenon Me Before You, which has sold five million copies to date.Jojo lives in Essex with her husband and their three children.