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Best Kindle book deal 'Anxious People' by Fredrik Backman $2.99 (Save $15.01)

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Best non-fiction deal 'Under the Banner of Heaven: A Story of Violent Faith' by John Krakauer $1.99 (Save $18.01)

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Best thriller deal 'One Perfect Couple' by Ruth Ware $2.99 (Save $27)

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Best romance deal 'The Lucky One' by Nicholas Sparks $2.99 (Save $6)

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Best sci-fi deal 'Wool' by Hugh Howey $1.99 (Save $18)

With the Amazon Big Spring Sale underway, we have a pretty good sense of the sale's offerings. There are plenty of great deals on kitchen tools, tech, and even outdoor equipment as we prepare for the warmer months. Of course, Amazon is offering sale pricing on its own tech like Kindles, so if you happened to make an e-reader purchase during the Big Spring Sale, it's time to load up your library.

Amazon is offering spring savings in the Kindle store, too. Right now, you can find bestsellers up to 90% off across genres. Silo lovers can pick up a copy of Wool by Hugh Howey for just $1.99, or thrill seekers might chase the suspense of One Perfect Couple by Ruth Ware. No matter your taste, there's a Kindle book deal to explore during Amazon's Big Spring Sale.

Best Kindle Book Deal

Opens in a new window Credit: Amazon 'Anxious People' by Fredrik Backman $2.99 at Amazon
$18 Save $15.01

Why we like it

Prolific author Fredrik Backman may be known for his hits A Man Called Oveand Beartown, but his 2020 novel, Anxious People,tells the story of a crime gone wrong. When a failed bank robber stumbles into an open house, he takes the attendees hostage, setting forth an unexpected turn of events.

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Right now you can find Anxious Peoplefor just $2.99, down from its print price of $18. That saves you $16.01 off for 83% savings during the Big Spring Sale.

More Kindle book deals

• The Boysby Katie Hafner — $1.99$18(save $16.01)

• Burnt Shadowsby Kamila Shamsie — $1.99$17.99(save $16)

• The Hidden Life of Cecily Larson by Ellen Baker — $1.99 $18.99(save $17)

• Mayfliesby Andrew O'Hagan — $1.99$13.99(save $12)

• My Notorious Lifeby Kate Manning — $1.99$18(save $16.01)

• Under the Banner of Heaven: A Story of Violent Faithby John Krakauer — $1.99$20(save $18.01)

• What the Dog Saw: And Other Adventuresby Malcolm Gladwell — $1.99$19.99(save $18)

• Woolby Hugh Howey — $1.99$19.99(save $18)

• The Comfort of Crowsby Margaret Renkl — $2.99$32(save $29.01)

• Dearest by Jacquie Walters — $2.99$29(save $27.01)

• The Light of Daysby Judy Batalion — $2.99$18.99(save $16)

• The Lucky Oneby Nicholas Sparks — $2.99$8.99(save $6)

• No Two Persons by Erica Bauermeister — $2.99$19(save $16.01)

• One Perfect Coupleby Ruth Ware — $2.99$29.99(save $27)

• The Woman Who Smashed Codesby Jason Fagone — $2.99$25(save $22.01)

• You Don't Want To Knowby Lisa Jackson — $3.99$15.26(save $11.27)

• Homeseeking by Karissa Chen —$6.99$30(save $23.01)

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