Kindle Reads: Bookmarks Magazine's Best Books of 2010 (Part 1)
Sun, 10/31/2010 - 05:10 — Anonymous
In its November/December 2010 issue, Bookmarks looks back at fifty staff favorites from among the hundreds of books reviewed in the magazine in 2010.
Kindle readers will be pleased to learn that 48 of the 50 titles are available in Kindle editions. Here's a rundown of all forty-eight. Given the length of the list, I've divided the post...
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