Ultimate Homemaking Ebook Bundle Winner!
Congrats to Jessica L. on winning the Ultimate Homemaking Ebook Bundle! You should see an email from me in your inbox.
Didn't win? Here's what you can do…
1. You still have till midnight tonight to order your own. If money's tight, perhaps you could go in with a friend and share the books between yourselves.
2. If 97 ebooks is too overwhelming to you, you can order any of the individual ebooks that catch your eye.
3. Make friends with Jessica and see if she'll let you borrow hers. 🙂
I don't usually spend $29.97 just because something is a good deal, but this is one splurge I did make, and it has been so worth it.
- I wanted to get some sourdough starter, and I got it as one of the free bonuses.
- I wanted some natural toothpaste, and I needed to order more sea salt, and I also got those as free bonuses.
- I wanted a natural wellness formula for when my kids get coughs and colds, and I got one…you guessed it…as a free bonus.
- I've been wanting to grow my own cooking herbs, and I got a free kit…yes…as a free bonus.
- I have already put several of the books on my Kindle, and everything I have read so far has been just excellent! There are only a handful of books in which I wasn't interested (cloth diapering? not my thing). But almost every single one that I have looked through so far seems like it has been written just for me. (Rough time staying organized and focused on the housework? My hand is raised. Need fashion advice that is practical for a woman with an ever-changing body shape, while not being focused on being materialistic with our clothes? Awesome. I never knew such a book existed, but it does. I could go on, but I'll spare you.)
Believe me, I would never encourage anyone to spend money unless I truly believed it was worth it. But if it's just absolutely not in your budget, you could try one of the other suggestions I made above, or wait patiently until next year when (hopefully) the organizers of this sale will put another one together!
Go here to check out the list of books and freebies one last time!
A Love Story {Part 2}
If you didn't get a chance to read part 1, you can read it here.
As we walked, I nervously looked this way and that to see if I could catch a glimpse of him somewhere. Finally we rounded a corner and headed down the street where the guys dorms were located. I saw a car I didn't recognize full of stuff, and I could see someone pulling out suitcases and boxes.
My breath caught in my throat as I realized it was him!
We continued walking, my parents probably amused at my attempts to be nonchalant on this walk in which I just “happened” to be participating.
As we got closer to him, my brain started to feel paralyzed. We finally came up beside his car, and my parents greeted him and asked him a couple questions about his summer. I hung back behind them, looking like a shy schoolgirl, and I didn't say a word. I might have mumbled a quiet “hello”, but I can't remember for sure. He didn't say much more than that to me either.
As we finished our walk, I was excited and nervous at the same time. Dozens of thoughts were swirling through my mind, and I carried on mental conversations with myself.
“He hardly even spoke to me.”
“Well, you weren't exactly acting like you wanted to talk.”
“Well, I didn't know what to say, and besides my parents were standing right there. Besides, maybe he doesn't even like me anymore.”
“Well, he sure was cordial enough to your parents. And he smiled at you.”
“Oh! That smile! Yes! He smiled at me!”
Back at home, I continued my thoughts. What was he thinking? What would this year be like between us?
I didn't have to wait long to find out. The next day was Wednesday, which meant we had church that night.
I came in with my parents and we sat in our usual spot. He came in and sat right behind us. I had enough courage that time to turn around and speak to him, although I can't remember a lick of what either one of us said.
During the sermon, I have no idea now what the pastor was preaching about, but for some reason he mentioned a verse that was talking about dove's eyes. Then he said, “I saw some people here tonight that were making dove's eyes at each other.”
When he said that, I glanced over my shoulder, and there it was. That smile. And dove's eyes.
He still liked me.
This was going to be a great year.
To be continued…
If you're laughing hysterically right now, just feel honored that I'm letting you hear some of my private thoughts. Admit it, if we could have read your thoughts as a young girl in love, it would probably be just as funny!
Annnd…in case I haven't reminded you often enough, the Ultimate Homemaking Ebook Bundle is still available through Saturday. Whether your love story is just beginning or you've been married for years, there are some fabulous resources for keeping the romance alive! At 31 cents per book with an additional $140 worth of free bonus products, you can't beat that!
See all the included books and bonus freebies here.
A Love Story
Since my husband and I celebrate our anniversary this month, I will be focusing on topics regarding marriage. I thought the best way to start would be to share our love story…
“You really shouldn't be talking to people like that,” I remarked as I breezed past the park bench.
I was talking to a staff member's little boy at the Bible college I attended. It was the beginning of the school year, and there was this {extremely cute} freshman guy sitting on a bench talking to this little boy.
Saying that to the boy was my (very immature) way of saying to this new guy, “Well, hi there, handsome! If you haven't noticed me…well…please notice me.”
He did.
(He tells me now that he noticed me, but could tell that I had a little maturing to do, so he was not going to pursue any relationship until he knew I was ready.)
Since we ended up with a very similar class schedule, we had plenty of informal opportunities to get to know one another as friends.
I continued my immature antics before every class by ensuring that there was always magically a seat that just happened to be empty when he walked into the room – and it was always right beside me. Amazing how he never caught on to that. 😉 (Yeah, right.)
As the school year went on we realized more and more how attracted we were to one another. We got to know one another in group settings and just as friends – chatting before and after classes, eating lunch together with a group of friends, going to college activities within the same group of friends, etc.
My {then future} husband (wise man that he was) did not pursue any further relationship at all that year other than just being friends. He wanted to see how we felt during the summer when we parted ways and did not have any contact with one another.
However, our first “date” was on the last night of school. We went out to Dairy Queen with some of our friends, and didn't stay nearly as long as I would have liked. He was paranoid that he would keep me out too late and get on my dad's bad side. When we got back from Dairy Queen, we said goodbyes and parted ways for the entire summer.
Us at a banquet at the end of the school year
That was hard for me, but good at the same time.
I was already planning on marrying the guy, and I started getting into the habit of squeezing the toothpaste tube from the bottom because I thought he seemed like the type of person to do that. After we got married we both squeezed the toothpaste tube from the bottom, but he told me that he had trained himself to do it that first summer we were apart because he thought I seemed like the type of person to do that! (Guess he was already planning on marrying me too!)
After the summer was over, I stalked the college campus on the day I knew he was supposed to come back. I waited around as long as I could without looking like a complete dork, and finally went home without seeing him return. Later that evening my parents decided to go take a walk around the college campus (we lived on a main road and there was no good place at home to walk). I suddenly became extremely interested in my cardiovascular health!
Would I see him? Would he still be interested in me? I hadn't seen him or had any communication with him for the entire summer, and these were the questions I was nervously asking myself as I put on my exercise cutest clothes and threw my hair in a ponytail meticulously did my hair and makeup.
To be continued…
You can read the rest of the story here:
A Few of My Favorite Things (Plus a Giveaway!)
I know I'm talking a lot about this Ultimate Homemaking Ebook Bundle, but that's because I'm just so excited about it!
I know that 97 ebooks may seem a little overwhelming to some of you, but when you take a minute to look at the smaller picture, you can focus on the materials that most interest you and leave the rest on your virtual bookshelf for later.
Update: Although the bundle sale is no longer available, you can still purchase any of the individual ebooks by clicking on the links in the post.
Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase through the links on this page I will earn a small commission. Thank you for supporting this site!
Here are some of my personal favorites:
Tell Your Time by Amy @ Blogging with Amy
This is regularly $2.99 and worth every penny! This book helped me incredibly with time management! It just made sense!
K4 Curriculum by Erica @ Confessions of a Homeschooler – normally $15.00. I used this with my little ones and loved it! It contains everything you need for teaching a little one how to write, cut, begin to read, recognize colors and shapes, etc. – all from a Christian perspective!
42 Days to Fit by Brandy @ The Marathon Mom, Emma @ Real Fit Moms and Stacy @ A Delightful Home This is normally $4.99. I have personally done this program and found it realistic for a mom like me, yet challenging at the same time.
You Can Do This! The First Five Steps to a Real Food Kitchen by Laura @ Heavenly Homemakers Normally $5.00. Laura's blog was the very first blog I started reading when I started trying to make healthier choices in my kitchen, and I couldn't have chosen a better blog to read! She doesn't confuse you, make you feel guilty for what you do or don't eat, or overwhelm you. She is all about simple, wholesome meals that taste good – no complicated techniques or ingredients – just good food! I know you will not be disappointed with this ecourse!
Logical Decisions
All right, think about this for a minute. If you were to buy just these 4 resources (which I can personally assure you are worth every penny of their regular price!), you would have already spent your $29.97. There is no logical reason whatsoever not to receive the remaining 93 ebooks plus the $140 in free bonus products, is there? Honestly, I can't even begin to mention the books I haven't read yet, but am so excited to now own! It's like walking into a bookstore with the latest releases and finding a big sign that said they were on sale for 31 cents each! You better believe I'd be buying every single book that was on my wish list, even if I did spend 30 bucks!
View the entire list of included books here.
But I don't have an ereader!
All right, here's what happens when you order your ebook bundle. After you make your payment you are directed to a page with a download link. You download the books directly onto your computer (or flash drive, CD, etc.) You can open them up and read them on your computer or print what you want to print. If you have an ereader (or get one later) you can simply transfer them to your device and read them on there.
A giveaway!
I am giving away an ebook bundle to one of you! (Bundle only, does not include the bonuses) If you purchase the bundle for yourself and you win the giveaway, you can choose someone to whom you'd like to gift it! It's like Buy One Get One Free!
Plus…there is a good possibility that I will give away a second bundle! That will depend on how good of a job you do sharing this deal with your friends. We have to get the word out because after Saturday at 4pm EST, this opportunity will no longer exist!
Enter the giveaway below:
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15 Minute Tasks for the Week
I know I've been rather sporadic with posting these weekly tasks, mainly because I've been living in survival mode . So you know if I post a challenge, I must be having a decent day and feeling ambitious. (That doesn't necessarily mean I'll actually get this stuff done, but I'm at least thinking about it!)
I'd like to work in the laundry room this week, mainly because mine's not too bad and it won't take too much work.
Monday
Remove anything from the room that does not belong there and put it in the correct place. This includes a quick declutter of shelves/cabinets.
Tuesday
Clean the washing machine. Here is a good way to clean a top-loading washing machine and one for a front-loading machine. (Yes, yes. I know promoting using bleach on a blog that talks about natural living is a no-no, but there are certain things which I just don't seem to be able to remove the scum and grime off without bleach. If you are an expert and can recommend a natural way which is just as effective, please feel free to fire away in the comments!)
Wednesday
Clean the dryer. Wipe down the outside and inside. Clean the dryer ducts. (Yikes! I don't think I've ever done this!)
Thursday
Vacuum thoroughly, empty trash, clean cobwebs out of corners.
Friday
Wash windows and curtains if you have them. Wipe down lightswitches, doorknobs, etc.
Saturday
Make sure laundry items are stocked and organized – Hangers, laundry baskets detergents (maybe now would be a good time to try my homemade laundry detergent), stain removers, etc.
Don't forget that through Saturday, May 4, 2013, you can get an ebook bundle of valuable homemaking ebooks for 95% off! Click here for details.
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It’s Here! Buy the Ultimate Homemaking Ebook Bundle Now!
Although the bundle sale is no longer available, you can still purchase any of these individual ebooks by clicking on the links in the post.
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For 6 days only, more than 75 widely-known bloggers and authors in the homemaking sphere have joined together to offer 97 of their most popular eBooks and eCourses, valued at just over $600, for the incredibly low price of $29.97!
More than anything, our goal for this sale was for it to be, well… ultimate! We firmly believe that you will not find a more comprehensive collection of homemaking resources anywhere on the web, and particularly not in this price range. For this low price, you gain access to every single one of these resources, so that you can customize your own collection to contain exactly the ones you want and know you'll use.
This library of homemaking helps include topics such as mothering, organization and cleaning, recipes and kitchen helps, home education, spiritual growth for both moms and kids, home décor and DIY, pregnancy and baby care, frugal living, health and fitness, and even work-from-home and financial tools.
To sweeten the pot, we’ve also teamed up with 10 companies to bring you over $140 in bonus offers, giving you an affordable opportunity to get products you’ll use and love for only the cost of shipping, or in some cases, entirely for free!
What's Included in the Sale?
When you purchase The Ultimate Homemaking eBook collection, you will get instant access to any of the 97 eBooks and eCourses listed below.
PLUS over $140 of FREE Bonuses
The Ultimate Homemaking eBook collection comes with more than $140 of FREE Bonuses from 10 companies that we know you'll love. More on these bonuses below.
Please note: This collection is only available from 9 a.m. EST on April 29th to 11:59 p.m. EST on May 4th. There will be no late sales offered.
Home & Property {Cleaning, Organizing, Decor}
31 Days to Clean by Sarah Mae @ SarahMae.com ($4.99)
Getting it Together: Your Guide to Setting Up a Home Management System that Works by Kayse @ kayse pratt ($3.99)
Pulling Yourself Together: Implementing a Cleaning Routine that Sticks by Becky @ Clean Mama ($10.00)
Simple Living by Lorilee @ Loving Simple Living ($2.99)
NOT a DIY Diva by Melissa @ The Inspired Room ($3.99)
One Bite at a Time: 52 Projects for Making Life Simpler by Tsh @ Simple Mom ($5.00)
28 Days to Hope for your Home by Dana @ A Slob Comes Clean ($5.00)
Organizing Life as Mom by Jessica @ Life as Mom ($9.00)
Clean Enough: Simple Solutions for the Overwhelmed by Jenni @ Live Called ($4.99)
10 Steps to Organized Paper by Lisa @ Lisa Woodruff.net($5.00)
Handmade Walls by Jamin and Ashley @ the handmade home ($9.95)
Easy Peasy Chores: An Easy-to-Use Chore System That Brings JOY Back Into Family Chores by Alina Joy @ The Good Old Days Farm ($17.99)
Educational Children's Resources
Princess Training by Richele @ Under the Golden Apple Tree ($3.99)
The Armor of God by Richele @ Under the Golden Apple Tree ($2.50)
My Bedtime Learning Book by Richele @ Under the Golden Apple Tree ($1.00)
Think Outside the Classroom by Kelly @ Generation Cedar ($6.97)
Raising Rock Stars — Kindergarten Bundle by Carissa @ 1plus1plus1equals1 ($10.00)
The ABC's For Godly Boys Curriculum by Lindsey @ Road to 31 ($8.00)
The ABC's For Godly Girls Curriculum by Lindsey @ Road to 31 ($8.00)
K4 Curriculum by Erica @ Confessions of a Homeschooler ($15.00)
Write Through the Bible (print) by Trisha @ Intoxicated on Life ($5.00)
Write Through the Bible (cursive) by Trisha @ Intoxicated on Life ($5.00)
Balcony Girls (books 1 & 2) by Sandy @ Reluctant Entertainer ($19.90)
The Dig for Kids: Luke (Volumes 1 and 2) by Patrick, husband of Ruth @ The Better Mom ($5.98)
Music: An Essential Ingredient for Life by Ryan @ Resound School of Music ($6.99)
Budgeting {Finance & Time}
From Debtor to Better by Barry @ From Debtor to Better ($10.00)
Tell Your Time by Amy @ Blogging with Amy ($2.99)
The Homemakers Guide to Creating the Perfect Schedule by Amy @ Raising Arrows ($4.99)
Your Grocery Budget Toolbox by Anne @ Authentic Simplicity ($7.99)
Finding Financial Freedom by Kelly @ Generation Cedar ($5.97)
Become a Frugalista in 30 Days by Susan @ The Confident Mom ($3.99)
In the Kitchen {Recipes and Cooking}
Crock On by Stacy @ Stacy Makes Cents ($5.00)
Real Food, Real Easy by various bloggers @ The Humbled Homemaker ($9.95)
Wholesome Mixes by Kristy @ Little Natural Cottage ($4.00)
20-Minute Meals by Leigh Ann @ Intentional by Grace ($4.99)
Restocking the Pantry by Kresha @ Nourishing Joy ($9.99)
Money Saving Mom's Guide to Freezer Cooking by Crystal @ Money Saving Mom ($3.99)
Simply Summer by Kate @ Modern Alternative Mama ($7.95)
Do the Funky Kitchen by Laura @ Heavenly Homemakers ($4.95)
Real Food Kids: In the Kitchen plus 1 month access to select Real Food Kids eCourse videos by Wardeh @ GNOWFGLINS and Jami @ Eat Nourishing ($20.00)
Seasonal Menu Plans on a Budget: A Month of Meals from My Humble Kitchen to Yours by Diana @ My Humble Kitchen ($4.99)
Just Making Ice Cream by Marillyn @ Just Making Noise ($12.00)
The Curative Kitchen by Susan @ Handy Pantry ($20.00)
Pregnancy & Baby Care
First Bites by Hilary @ Accidentally Green ($9.99)
Confessions of a Cloth Diaper Convert by Erin @ The Humbled Homemaker ($9.95)
Stress-Free Baby Shower by Sara @ Your Thriving Family ($4.00)
Unbound Birth by Jenny @ The Southern Institute ($2.99)
My Pregnancy Journey by Mindy @ Simply Designs ($9.99)
My Buttered Life Baby Edition by Renee @ Made On Hard Lotion ($5.00)
The Minimalist Mom’s Guide to Baby’s First Year by Rachel @ The Minimalist Mom ($5.00)
Redeeming Childbirth: Growth & Study Guide by Angie @ Redeeming Childbirth ($3.99)
Holidays & Special Events
Festive Traditions by Jill @ Modern Alternative Kitchen ($7.95)
Holiday Mixes: Gifts in a Jar by Kristy @ Little Natural Cottage ($4.00)
Flourishing Spring by Michele @ Frugal Granola ($5.95)
Family Camping Handbook by Katie @ Kitchen Stewardship ($6.95)
Truth in the Tinsel by Amanda @ Oh, Amanda! ($7.99)
Plan a Fabulous Party by Mary @ Giving Up on Perfect ($4.99)
iPhone Photography: The Visual Guide by Alli @ Alli Worthington($9.97)
Spiritual Growth
Pursuit of the Proverbs 31 by Amy @ Amy Bayliss ($3.99)
The Best of Visionary Womanhood by Natalie @ Visionary Womanhood ($5.00)
God’s Word in my Heart: A Scripture Memory Learning Guide with Verses {all 4 versions} by Jenn @ The Purposeful Mom ($3.99)
Kept: a 13-Week Inductive Study on 1 Peter by Lara and Katie @ Quench Bible ($4.99)
Love Like Him: an 8 week Inductive Bible study on 1 Corinthians 13 by Lara and Katie @ Quench Bible ($2.99)
Marriage & Romance
Rekindling Romance by Jason & Jami @ A Biblical Marriage ($4.99)
Good Wife’s Guide by Darlene @ Time-Warp Wife ($2.99)
31 Days to Build a Better Spouse by Ashley @ Ashley Pichea ($4.99)
31 Days to Great Sex by Sheila @ To Love, Honor and Vacuum ($4.99)
Entangled: Recognize Your Emotional Affair by Amy @ Amy J. Bennett ($4.99)
Motherhood
The Heart of Simplicity by various authors @ The Heart of Simplicity ($9.99)
True Christian Motherhood by June @ A Wise Woman Builds Her Home ($7.00)
Hula Hoop Girl by September @ One September Day ($4.99)
When Motherhood Feels Too Hard by Kelly @ Generation Cedar ($4.97)
Mindset for Moms by Jamie @ Steady Days ($4.99)
From Cube to Farm by Heather @ From Cube to Farm ($2.99)
4 Moms of 35+ Kids Answer Your Parenting Questions by various authors @ 4 Moms, 35+ Kids Parenting E-book ($7.99)
That Works for Me! by Kristen @ We are THAT Family ($8.00)
Health & Fitness
100-pound Loser by Jessica @ Muthering Heights ($4.99)
Honoring the Rhythm of Rest by Danielle @ Domestic Serenity ($2.99)
42 Days to Fit by Brandy @ The Marathon Mom, Emma @ Real Fit Moms and Stacy @ A Delightful Home ($4.99)
Healthy Homemaking by Stephanie @ Keeper of the Home ($12.95)
Personal ePlanner by Jennifer @ ListPlanIt ($5.00)
Beauty
Frumps to Pumps by Sarah Mae @ SaraMae.com ($4.99)
The Cottage Mama’s DIY Guide by Kristy @ Little Natural Cottage ($4.00)
Simple Scrubs to Make and Give by Stacy @ A Delightful Home ($3.99)
The No Brainer Wardrobe by Hayley @ The No Brainer Wardrobe ($7.99)
Embracing Beauty by Trina @ Trina Holden ($9.00)
Reuse, Refresh, Repurpose by Kristen @ The Frugal Girl ($3.99)
Working from Home & Blogging
Your Blogging Business: Tax, Talk and Tips by Nikki @ Christian Mommy Blogger ($4.99)
The Bootstrap VA by Lisa @ The Home Life {and Me} ($12.99)
How to Grow Your Blog and Manage Your Home by Jacinda @ Growing Home ($4.99)
How to Have Your Cake and Eat It, Too by Mandi @ Life Your Way ($12.00)
Simple Blogging: Less Computer Time, Better Blogging by Rachel @ Small Notebook ($8.00)
Ecourses
Learning in Love: The Preschool Years by Renee @ FIMBY ($7.99)
Homeschooling from the Heart by Renee @ FIMBY ($7.99)
Grocery University by Carrie @ Colorado Bargains ($24.95)
Vibrant Living Strategies for Moms by Lisa @ Well-Grounded Life ($59)
You Can Do This! The First Five Steps to a Real Food Kitchen by Laura @ Heavenly Homemakers ($5.00)
PLUS, You will receive FREE Bonuses from these companies…
A FREE Two-Month Membership to Fit2B Studio (for new members) or $20 off a Yearly Membership (for current members), where their wholesome workouts for the whole family are tummy safe and particularly target Diastasis Recti (split abs). ($19.98 value. No shipping restrictions.)
A $15 store credit to TruKid. With products like their aware-winning sun care, they are dedicated to providing all natural skin and hair care for kids, babies, and now pets. ($15.00 value. Standard shipping applies. International shipping available.)
Your choice of incredible natural products like sea salt and clay for FREE. Choose from the Redmond Trading Earthpaste Bundle ($24.90 value) or the Facial Mud Bundle ($26.90 value). (Standard shipping applies. Continental US only.)
Your choice of a FREE heirloom sourdough starter or FREE yogurt starter from Cultures for Health, the leading supplier of starter cultures and supplies for making cultured and fermented foods ($12.95 value. US & CAN addresses only. Standard shipping applies.)
Your choice of: a FREE 3-Month Subscription (for new accounts) or 30% off a One Year Subscription. Plan to Eat is an online menu planner that uses your recipes, scheduled for the days you want them. ($15.00 value. No shipping restrictions.)
A FREE Culinary Herbs Assorted Seed Pack Check just in time for spring planting from www.wheatgrasskits.com, a living whole foods company. ($11.95 value. Standard shipping applies to all US states and territories- no international shipping for seeds.)
Get $10 off Union28's original “my husband rocks” tee. Their marriage apparel lets you celebrate your spouse in style. ($10.00 value. Standard shipping rates apply. International shipping available, but free shipping only available within USA.)
A $10 store credit plus 1 FREE lip balm from Bee All Natural. Their whole body products nourish and heal, and are made using only the highest quality, food grade, organic ingredients. ($13.49 value. Standard shipping applies. International shipping available.)
A FREE 2 oz. bottle of your choice of liquid herbal formula from TriLight Health. They specialize in fast acting, great tasting natural herbal remedies. ($12.95 value or more. Standard shipping applies, within the USA only.)
Your choice of 3 FREE ePlanners OR a 3-Month FREE Membership to ListPlanIt, whose mobile lists will help to organize your life. ($15.00 value. No shipping restrictions.)The fine print:
Bonus Offers
- Each bonus offer can be redeemed once only per eBook Bundle purchase.
- For each bonus offer, transaction numbers or proof of purchase may be required at the time of redemption.
- All bonus offers are free gifts from the bonus sponsors, are their sole responsibility to provide, and are subject to availability.
- All bonus offers expire at midnight on May 19th, 2013 (2 weeks from the last day of this sale).
General
- It is your responsibility to download and back-up your purchase within the 1-month download time-frame. With proof of purchase, we can renew download links up until August 1st, 2013. After this date we will no longer have access to the books and will not be able to provide any new links to download.
- Due to the nature of this sale, there will be no refunds available. However, we would invite you to read our Frequently Asked Questions page to learn more about the file types, the download process, how the bonus offers work, etc.
Please note: This collection is only available from 9 a.m. EST on April 29th to 11:59 p.m. EST on May 4th. There will be no late sales offered, so make sure that you get your bundle right away!
Particularly for those wanting to read these ebooks on their mobile devices (iPhones or iPads, Android, Kindle, etc.) you will want to learn more about the file types, how to download them correctly, and how to transfer them to your device