This week there is a DEAL on Kindle Fire HD for Mother's Day. The 7" Kindle Fire HD will be $179 ($20 off) until Mother's Day (May 12th). The promo code is FIRE4MOM at checkout on Amazon.com.Here's a pic of my (reluctant) first Kindle -- and an excellent suggestion for
the perfect first book for Mom's Kindle:
The Rebel Housewife Rules: To Heck With Domestic Bliss! -- also on sale!
And, for my personal take on Kindle (which I now find I can't live without), enjoy:
Rebel Review - Kindle: Love or Hate?
Why Gift Kindle for Mom This Year?
- Mom is busy and works hard. She deserves a few minutes of me-time! Kindle Paperwhite is a great accessory for busy moms -- Paperwhite fits in her purse and connects effortlessly to another world between the pages of Mom’s favorite book or magazine, not to mention the millions of books available in the Kindle Store (including all the best-selling classics Mom loves). Plus, she won’t keep Dad awake at night with Paperwhite’s unique front-lit e-ink technology; she can read in bed without disturbing his snooze!
- She could use an extra hand (or two) around the house. Kindle Fire HD 7" and 8.9" are Mom’s favorite helpers, offering the ability to stream cooking videos while playing chef and choose from countless apps and books that keep her up to speed with the latest organizational tips, how-to guides, cookbooks and inspirational novels.
- Mom already has enough to worry about. Kindle FreeTime for the Kindle Fire family is practically a built-in babysitter for Mom, allowing her to create customized profiles for the kids which allot specific times for what they are allowed to read, how long they can play games for, and more.
- She could use a vacation (understatement of the year). Whether she's planning a vacation or stay-cation, Amazon Kindle is Mom's ultimate travel companion -- cute, compact (weighs less than a paperback) and #1 on her what to pack list. Kindle’s e-ink technology is a dream on the beach, with no glare. And, if she can only make it to backyard pools this year, she’ll still feel like she’s escaping when she gets lost in her Kindle.