Start the year off with these additions to Kindle Unlimited. Take on New Year’s resolutions with Tiny Habits and Decluttering at the Speed of Life. If you’re in the mood to reflect, savor the late Sinéad O’Connor’s memoir, Rememberings. Thinking to kickstart a 2024 reading challenge? We dare you not to stay up all night reading Honey and Spice (chosen as a Reese Witherspoon and TikTok book club pick) or My Life with the Walter Boys, now a popular Netflix series.
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Kindle Unlimited is available on any device via the free Kindle app. Customers can enjoy popular authors and best-selling books across genres, from mystery and romance to nonfiction and memoir. Here are some must-read titles newly available in Kindle Unlimited.
Decluttering expert Dana White knows how difficult it can be to embrace minimalism. Many people feel emotionally attached to their things and find it hard to pare down their belongings. In this practical yet entertaining book, White shows readers how they can break through mindsets that hold them back from a clutter-free life. And while clutter is inevitable, by following White’s advice, decluttering will get easier, become more automatic, and require less time and effort.
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Based on 20 years of research and experience coaching over 40,000 people, Fogg offers a step-by-step guide to habit formation. He provides practical tips to help readers achieve their goals, such as losing weight, de-stressing, sleeping better, and being more productive. The key? Feeling good about your successes instead of bad about your failures and making habits stick through positive emotion and the celebration of small achievements.
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This Reese Witherspoon and TikTok pick centers on Kiki Banjo, a young Black British woman attending Whitewell University. She’s well-known as the host of Brown Sugar, a popular student radio show, and she’s made a name for herself as an expert in relationship-evasion. But when she kisses Malakai Korede, a man she publicly denounced, her show’s credibility is called into question. The two become involved in a fake relationship to salvage their reputations and futures, but as Kiki gets to know Malakai more she’s forced to look beyond her presumptions. And a question begins to form in her heart: Is she finally ready to be in a relationship?
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by Rachael Lippincott and Alyson Derrick
Alex knows how to get the girl. Keeping her is another story, as she tends to be impulsive and incredibly flirty. Molly, on the other hand, has control of nearly everything in her life, except for her complete awkwardness. She’s in love with the cool Cora Myers but doesn’t have the courage to speak to her. When Alex and Molly meet, they devise a plan to help each other: Alex will give Molly the support she needs to ask Cora out, and Molly will help Alex win back her ex. As the two embark on their plans they begin to wonder if they’re better suited for one another than their original crushes.
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This multigenerational saga got Reese Witherspoon's stamp of approval. When Kitty Karr Tate, a white movie star, dies and leaves her multimillion-dollar fortune to the St. John sisters, three young, affluent Black women, it raises eyebrows—a lot of them. Elise St. John, a celebrity in her own right, uncovers disturbing information in one of Kitty's journals, and it upends her entire world.
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by Anderson Cooper and Katherine Howe
Anderson Cooper joins forces with historian Katherine Howe to explore his mother’s side of the family, the Vanderbilts. Together, they examine how Cornelius Vanderbilt, also known as “the Commodore,” amassed his fortune. Even though his son Billy doubled the money left by his father, subsequent generations squabbled over the fortune and did an impressive job of spending it. From the wharves of old Manhattan to Gilded Age Fifth Avenue, the mansions in Newport all the way to modern-day New York, Cooper and Howe recount both the victories and calamities of this fascinating American dynasty.
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Last year, the world lost one of its most beloved and controversial artists, Sinéad O’Connor. Her memoir chronicles her childhood, musical triumphs, activism, and the power of song. O’Connor grew up in a dysfunctional household in Dublin and escaped into music, becoming world famous at 20 years old. The book is intimate, candid, and told in a singular form, showcasing an enduring and influential artist.
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by Wim Hof
Wim Hof has become known as "The Iceman" for his physical feats, like immersing himself in freezing water for hours at a time and running marathons barefoot over deserts and ice. He even advised actor Chris Hemsworth on his National Geographic show Limitless. Hof's message is this: “You can literally do the impossible. You can overcome disease, improve your mental health and physical performance, and even control your physiology so you can thrive in any stressful situation.” In this instant New York Times best seller, Hof teaches readers how to change their body chemistry, infuse themselves with energy, and focus their minds.
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by Ali Novak
This binge-worthy YA novel was recently turned into a Netflix series. After her parents’ tragic deaths, Jackie is sent to live with her new guardians, the Walters. The catch? They have 12 sons. She struggles to fit into their chaotic world while keeping the memory of her parents alive. With the help of the Walter boys, Jackie begins to question the perfection she's always strived for and discovers that love can be found in unexpected places.
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Nicholas Kaharchek, a polo instructor, knows he’s in trouble when he meets Billie Pearce. She’s secure in her life as a divorcee and mother of two and represents complete stability. Nick, on the other hand, lives a footloose and fancy-free lifestyle. Their meeting catapults them into a world of seduction and murder—and possibly even love. Binge Evanovich’s entire Full series, including Full Tilt, Full Speed, Full Blast, Full Bloom, and Full Scoop.
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