Books free on Kindle for 3 days

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Books free on Kindle for 3 days

Post by CEOCambodiaNews » Mon Oct 10, 2016 9:44 pm

The author of these books has put the kindle version on amazon for free for 3 days. Thanks Sam. :thumb:

Sam Tame‎
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Expats and Locals Living in Sihanoukville
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I just published an e-book of Cambodian folk stories and it is FREE on Amazon for 3 days.

To celebrate, my Khmer phrasebook is also FREE to download for 3 days.

This is a download in Kindle format which I am told you can read on other devices too.

The links below are for the US and UK sites. The books are available on all Amazon sites, just navigate to the site of your country to download.

If you enjoy, please consider leaving a star rating. Many thanks!

Folk Tales:
https://www.amazon.com/Samantha-Tame/e/B01MECBEG4/

Phrasebook:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1505488397/
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