FREE: Pre-Order Kindle eBooks - A Brief History of 1) Chocolate and 2) Crisps

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Two free pre-order eBooks on the history of chocolate and potato chips. First title will be auto-delivered on Apr 10 and the second title on Jul 17. Sold by: HarperCollins Publishers. Authors: Steve Berry and Phil Norman. eBooks are also free for pre-order on Amazon AU site but is £1.99 each on Amazon UK site.

Book Description of A Brief History of Chocolate (http://www.amazon.com/Brief-History-Chocolate-Steve-Berry-eb…)
This title will be auto-delivered to your Kindle on April 10, 2014
An illustrated guide to chocolate that every self-respecting chocoholic should read.
Do you remember when a Snickers was a Marathon? And when you could burst in to a sweet shop and ask for ‘an Oliver Twist, two Tiffins and a Big Wig, please!’ and keep a straight face? Those were the good days: when a Dairy Milk bar was 22p and you’d never seen anything as big as a Wagon Wheel.
Revisit some of your forgotten favourites and current addictions, as Steve Berry and Phil Norman take you on a tour of cocoa’s finest moments. Fully illustrated with hundreds of wrappers, ads and pack shots, ‘A Brief History of Chocolate’ brings together research from the archives, factories and warehouses of some of the leading chocolate manufacturers in the country to create a book that is packed full of fascinating historical research…
… and lots and lots of chocolate.
Warning: may contain nuts

A ‘Brief History of Chocolate’ originally featured in ‘The Great British Tuck Shop’, the ultimate book of sweetie nostalgia.

Book Description of A Brief History of Crisps (http://www.amazon.com/Brief-History-Crisps-Steve-Berry-ebook…)
**This title will be auto-delivered to your Kindle on 17 July 2014
A tasty trip down memory lane, perfect for crisp fanatics.
A colourful, witty and irreverent encyclopedia of all the crisps of your youth.
The authors have been given access to the archives, factories and warehouses of some of the leading crisp manufacturers in the country and have delivered a book that is packed full of fascinating historical research…
… and lots and lots of crisps.

eBooks are also free for pre-order on Amazon AU site:
A Brief History of Chocolate (http://www.amazon.com.au/Brief-History-Chocolate-Steve-Berry…)
A Brief History of Crisps (http://www.amazon.com.au/Brief-History-Crisps-Steve-Berry-eb…)

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  Headphones on 28/02/2014 - 21:18

  I can't eat this :(

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    grababargain on 28/02/2014 - 21:24

    You cannot have choc and chips and eat them at the same time.

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      amy_c on 28/02/2014 - 21:54

      Yes you can….matter of fact you can buy chocolate covered crisps/chips

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  alphaomega on 28/02/2014 - 21:23

  Nice one!

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  [Deactivated] on 28/02/2014 - 21:27

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  I get 'This title is not currently available for purchase' on both?

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  smurfinaus on 28/02/2014 - 23:01

  Pre ordered both. thanks op :)

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  Eg51 on 01/03/2014 - 00:15

  Y is it asking for my credit card details when is free?

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  daydream on 01/03/2014 - 01:24

  Can't see a button/option to pre-order (US site/account) just see this "This title is not currently available for purchase" where the one-click purchase button normally is. What do you click?

  I can see a pre-order button for this: http://www.amazon.com/The-One-Selection-Kiera-Cass/dp/006205…

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  lostn on 01/03/2014 - 01:31

  Seems anyone can publish a book on kindle these days.

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  jackspratt on 01/03/2014 - 01:40

  Do people actually waste irreplaceable neurons by writing books about chocolate, and crisps?

  And even more to the point, why would an OzB member read them, thereby possibly missing out on hundreds of short expiry date bargains?

  smurfinaus - if you are looking to increase your knowledge base, just tune into 7 or 9 at 6.30 every evening.

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    edforums on 01/03/2014 - 01:55

    why would an OzB member read them, thereby possibly missing out on hundreds of short expiry date bargains?

    Because it´s free!….true OzBargain spirit!

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  effgee on 03/03/2014 - 22:50

  I reckon these have both expired; both say "not available for purchase"