First time cheap since 2021 release, now just 99p

The Dawn of Everything: A New History of Humanity - by David Graeber, David Wengrow -- 700 pages, 4.5/5 (3000 ratings)

Current Best Sellers Rank: 1 in Anthropology / 1 in Archaeology / 1 in Biology

Book Of The Year: Sunday Times, Observer, BBC / Orwell Prize Finalist 2022

'Pacey and potentially revolutionary' -- Sunday Times
'Iconoclastic and irreverent ... an exhilarating read' -- The Guardian
'This is not a book. This is an intellectual feast' -- Nassim Nicholas Taleb
'The most profound and exciting book I've read in thirty years' -- Robin D. G. Kelley

There's a load of Will Wight books currently free > Link to his author page

Some series with either all free or mostly free:

Cradle (12 book series)

The Elder Empire - Sea (3 book series)

The Traveler's Gate Trilogy (3 book series)

Young Mungo - by Douglas Stuart -- 4.6/5, 6k ratings, 400 pages -- now dropped to 99p

Prepare your hearts, for Douglas Stuart is back. After the extraordinary success of Shuggie Bain (Booker Prize Winner), his second novel, Young Mungo, is another beautiful and moving book, a gay Romeo and Juliet set in the brutal world of Glasgow’s housing estates. ― Observer

I wasn't sure Young Mungo could live up to Shuggie Bain, but it surpasses it. Deeply harrowing but gently infused with hope & love. And so exquisitely written. It's a joy to watch, in real time, as Douglas Stuart takes his place as one of the greats of Scottish literature. -- Nicola Sturgeon

Few novels are as gutsy and gut-wrenching as Young Mungo in its depiction of a teenage boy who finds love amid family dysfunction, community conflict and the truly terrible predations of adults. Vividly realised and emotionally intense, this scorching novel is an urgent addition to the new canon of unsung stories. -- Bernardine Evaristo

Some novels can be admired, others enjoyed. But it is a rare thing to find a story so engrossing, bittersweet and beautiful that you do not so much read it, as experience it. It is this quality Young Mungo possesses - an intense, lovely, brutal thing. Stuart is a masterful storyteller. -- Kiran Millwood Hargrave

I can honestly say that the second novel from the author of Shuggie Bain... surpassed my (high) expectations. Stuart makes you care deeply about all of his characters but none more than Mungo, Mo-Maw's beloved, "the softest, sweetest boy she had ever known". ― Bookseller Book of the Month

White Pines Kindle Edition by Gemma Amor, Free.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B08681HVPH

First time ever at 99p since 2011 release.

Bloodlands - by Timothy Snyder

A superb work of scholarship, full of riveting detail -- Sunday Times

An original, wonderful and horrifying book... beautifully written and superbly researched -- Anthony Beevor

A lifetime's work by a Yale University historian who deserves to be read and reread.-- The Financial Times

Bloodlands is a brilliantly researched, profoundly humane, authoritative book that forces us to re-examine one of the greatest tragedies in European history.
A powerful and revelatory history book about the bloodlands that lie between Stalin's Russia and Hitler's Germany - where 14 million people were killed, 1933 - 1944.

600 pages, 99p >

Barbarossa: How Hitler Lost the War - by Jonathan Dimbleby

Dimbleby tells the story of strategic miscalculation and (self-)deception on all sides, and then Hitler's 'war of extermination', magnificently ― The Spectator

Brings to life the sheer, staggering scale of these events... with great skill, care and attention to detail ― Sunday Times

skilfully tracks the shifts and turns of the campaign, sparing no detail . . . a riveting account ― Daily Mail, Book of the Week

a vivid, meticulous tapestry, densely weaving the threads of German and Soviet military strategy, political calculation from Washington and London to Moscow, and war's pitiless human cost ― The Telegraph

99p - Animal: The Autobiography of a Female Body - by Sara Pascoe

I read this book recently, it's brilliant, and I hereby recommend it to you, the seething, unknowable public. -- Frankie Boyle

A tremendously exciting voice: timely, intelligent and buzzing with comedic charm ... Pascoe has something to say and a thoroughly engaging way of saying it. ― The Times

Some comics serve up their anxieties just for laughs; Pascoe draws on hers - about love, her body, having babies - to offer provocative (and positive) new perspectives on the world. ― Guardian

'Quirky, hilarious and well argued. What is surprising is how unusual this piece of writing is. I cannot think of anything quite like it. It's part memoir, part comedy, part anthropological investigation of the human (mostly female) condition. It doesn't really matter what she wants to talk about, she makes you want to listen. Engaging, scatty, completely relatable, Pascoe is a trustworthy narrator of the human experience.' ― Daily Telegraph

oops ... very nearly missed this one ...

99p - Sex Power Money - by Sara Pascoe

Ignore the occasional 1-star reviews ! eg:

I'm not happy with this order. The book looks old, a bit stained and wasn't looked after.

Stopped reading after a few pages, Sarah’s insistence on inserting jokes at inappropriate places was very grating.

it feels like its not really serious

First time ever 99p for these 2 >

Can I Have My Ball Back? - by Richard Herring

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Around The World In Eighty Days - by Michael Palin

First time 99p (and the BBC series is highly recommended) >

This is Going to Hurt - by Adam Kay