What’s stopping you from grabbing your free Kindle copy of Tom and the Dragon this week?
Don’t let any of these reasons stop you.
Stan Guthrie
7/24/20261 min read
What’s stopping you from grabbing your free Kindle copy of Tom and the Dragon this week?
1. “I’m a cheapskate.”
Good news—you don’t have to spend a penny. It’s free through Saturday.
2. “I don’t like to read.”
These chapters are short, fun, and easy to enjoy. Perfect for sharing with kids or grandkids. Give it a try.
3. “I don’t like kid books.”
Plenty of adults love Tom and the Dragon. It’s written for young people—and for the grown‑ups who love them.
4. "I’m not into medieval fantasy.”
This story isn’t pretentious or heavy. The main character is a kid from Chicago, and the themes—courage, adventure, family—stick with you.
5. “I don’t use Kindle.”
You don’t need a Kindle device. The free Kindle app works on any phone, tablet, or computer.
6. “I’m afraid I’ll accidentally buy something.”
The download is simple and free all week. And if you ever click the wrong button, Amazon lets you cancel instantly.
7. “I prefer physical books.”
Me too! And you can get the paperback for just $11.99. But if you enjoy e‑books, this free deal is unbeatable.
8. “I probably won’t read it.”
Check out the free sample on Amazon. Once you start, you’ll keep going.
9. “I’ll do it later.”
Saturday is the last day. Don’t miss it.
10. “I don’t want to leave a review.”
Reviews are optional. Just downloading the book helps spread the word.
11. “I already have too many free books.”
This one is special—it has heart, humor, adventure, and a story that stays with you.
12. “If it’s free, it must be low quality.”
One reader writes:
“It is a whimsical and fun adventure story with genuine heart and meaning woven throughout… My 9‑ and 6‑year‑old begged, ‘Can we read just one more chapter?’”
So don’t let any of these reasons stop you.
Free through Saturday.
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