21 of the Best Kindle Books You Can Score Today For Less Than $5

Updated on 11/30/2015 at 4:50 PM

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Get your kicks for cheap on this Cyber Monday with these 21 hot Kindle books that are all under $5! There are supernatural thrillers, emotional YAs, romantic historical fiction, and some of the best books of 2015. They might not stay this cheap for long, so put a few on your Kindle now to stay sane during the holidays. Check them all out here.

The Redbreast

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21 of the Best Kindle Books You Can Score Today For Less Than $5

The Redbreast

The Good Girl

The Nightingale

Fear of Flying

Beyond Belief

The Silent Girls

Orphan #8

The Good Neighbor

What She Left Behind

Go Set a Watchman

The Paris Architect

Emmy & Oliver

Joyland

The Miniaturist

Outlander

If You Only Knew

The Art of Hearing Heartbeats

Orphan Train

Come Away With Me

The Crossing

Me and Earl and the Dying Girl

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