Ebooks are often cheaper than their print counterparts. Here are some fun ideas to make sure your loved ones actually have something to open other than an email. The classic empty box: Wrap a box of any size—the less book-shaped, the better—and put a note inside telling your friend to check their email.
You can throw in a ziplock of dry beans or popcorn if you really want to confuse them, or get fancy with some fantastic bookish wrapping paper. Or you could use this clever idea , only re-paint your tin with the title of the book.
Want to go the extra mile with a book-related mug? Check out these amazing Harry Potter mugs , fantastic sci-fi mugs , or these generally awesome bookish mugs. The envelope approach: As a teenager, I always knew the best presents were the ones in envelopes.
They were the really special gifts, like a a trip to a show downtown, or breakfast out at my favorite restaurant. You can add a special touch to your gift by writing a personal message on the text field provided on the page. Confirm the purchase. To make sure that your gift has reached its destination, the person you sent the gift to will be prompted to confirm receiving the Kindle Book that you bought.
As of Dec. Yes No. Not Helpful 2 Helpful No, the book is added to their Fireplace, where they can add it to their Kindle. Not Helpful 11 Helpful 9. Yes, but you cannot have more than one gifted book on the device at a time. Not Helpful 3 Helpful 2.
I wanted to send a free Kindle book to another Kindle user, but there's no give as a gift button. What can I do?
You can't give free books. You can, however, send a email link with the webpage to where they can get the book and they can download it to their device from there. Not Helpful 6 Helpful 4. Include your email address to get a message when this question is answered.
Make sure you only gift books to people who have expressed a willingness to receive, read and review your book. You will pay full price for the book, but you will receive a royalty. That means that your net cost is the sale price less your royalty.
That is a small price to pay, especially when you compare it to the cost of printing and mailing a paper book. There is another reason to choose this method instead of simply sending a file to the reviewer. However, providing a free copy to a reviewer is specifically allowed.
Very helpful comment. There's something wonderful about gifting someone with a book you read and loved. But today, you're likely to find that many friends are reading their books on an e-reader like the Nook, Kindle, or iPad.
Gifting someone with an e-book is a lot easier than it seems, but will vary depending on which e-reading device he or she owns. Here's how to do it based on what kind of e-reader they own. During the purchase process, you can set a delivery date, so that the recipient receives your gift on his or her birthday or other special occasion. When the e-book gift is received, your friend will have the option to redeem the book or trade it in for a gift card or Nook app.
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