With so many choices, it can seem overwhelming. Where do you begin? Read on for new titles to enter the Google Play Books Store.

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Curious Minds: A Knight and Moon Novel by Janet Evanovich and Phoef Sutton
New York Times best-selling author Janet Evanovich partners up with Emmy-winning writer Phoef Sutton in a new series of mysteries sure to please any Stephanie Plum fans. The story centers around several characters: Emerson Knight, an introverted, socially backward man, who has the good fortune to be rich and handsome, and Riley Moon, a recent Harvard Business grad, who lands a job as a junior analyst with a mega-bank. Her first task is to stay on top of the wealthy Emerson Knight. Simple questions about missing funds turns into a mystery involving a missing person, missing gold, and an across the country quest.

The Girl with the Lower Back Tattoo by Amy Schumer
This Emmy-award winning actress, comedian, and writer has cooked up a book of her own. It’s a tell-all tale of her teen years, her family, her relationships, and the things that have happened to make her who she is. It’s touching, it’s heartfelt, and it’s humorous. From her hit series to her feature film to her frequently sold-out comedic performances, this book is everything about Amy Schumer that you love.

Three Sisters, Three Queens by Philippa Gregory
Betrayal, danger, loss, passion – fans of historical fiction will enjoy another winning title from prolific writer Phillipa Gregory. No one tells the tale of the Tudor court like Gregory. This time, the story centers on Katherine of Aragon, her sister Mary, and their older sister Margaret. Set against each other through political alliances, the three sisters rule England, France, and Scotland. From husband stealing to killing a husband, these sisters discover that fate holds far more than bearing heirs.

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OfferUp

OfferUp bills itself as a virtual classifieds that lets you sell and buy your items easily. The marketplace lets you sell used clothes, furniture, electronics, and other miscellany you’re used to finding in the racks of Goodwill. To use the app, browse for what you’re looking for nearby, read reviews of sellers’ reputations, and message sellers within the app to claim their goods.

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Thrift Shop Locator

This app makes it simple for you to find consignment stores, flea markets, and thrift shops anywhere in America. Whether you’re looking for new places to shop in your hometown or in another city, Thrift Shop Locator lists over 10,000 thrift shops where you can go bargain hunting. The app also lets you learn more about thrift shops near you, rate and read reviews, and submit your new favorite places to shop.

Mercari

Mercari’s aim is to let you build your own virtual flea market. To post on Mercari, take pictures and write descriptions of items you no longer want so users browsing the app can find your used goods. Interested buyers can message you to buy items for great deals — and Mercari doesn’t even charge commission. Users can also earn rewards from Mercari to buy items from other sellers.

pikkap

Like other apps, pikkap is a way for users to virtually connect to buy and sell items. To create your own virtual shopping experience, you can browse items being sold around you and then chat in-app with the seller. To list your own items, you can take a picture of your unwanted goods, and list them for free on the app so other people can find them while browsing.

1. Shopkick

Shopkick is a shopping rewards app that lets you start earning points, or “kicks,” as soon as you walk in a store. You can earn additional kicks by scanning the barcodes of certain products, and making purchases. Over time, your kicks will accumulate, and can be redeemed for gift cards, movie tickets, and other rewards. There are over 270,000 participating retail locations, ranging from Best Buy  to Yankee Candle, so shopping lovers of all interests can reap some benefits!

2. RetailMeNot

The days of disorganized coupon organizers are over, thanks to this award winning app. With RetailMeNot, you gain access to money saving deals and coupons from over 50,000 retailers that can be redeemed by simply showing your phone at checkout. To top it off, RetailMeNot even sends you notifications for deals at stores near your current location, so you can shop more, and spend less wherever you are!

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3. ShopSavvy

There’s nothing more frustrating than buying a product only to find it for a lower price elsewhere. Thankfully, ShopSavvy can make sure this never happens to you again. Simply scan the barcode of the item you want to purchase, and ShopSavvy will show you the price of the item at various stores, and online retailers. With ShopSavvy, your shopping skills will impress even the most extreme coupon cutters.

4. Jet

Would you be willing to waive your right to return items in exchange for extra savings? We sure would! Jet is a fun app that gives you unique ways to turn day-to-day expenses into saving opportunities. In addition to waiving free return rights, you can also pay with a debit card, or purchase “smart items” (denoted with a $ icon) for additional savings. With savings on “pretty much anything,” Jet turns your mundane weekly shopping into a money saving experience!

 Ready to Shop ‘Til You Drop?

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