Free Book (Kindle & UK /.de) Self-Reliance

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The Domino Project have a new freebie. Now free in US, UK and DE

UK link: Self-Reliance by Ralph Waldo Emerson

Redefining the classic essay, this modern edition of Ralph Waldo Emerson’s most famous work, Self-Reliance, includes self-reflections from both historical and contemporary luminaries. With quotes from the likes of Henry Ford and Helen Keller to modern-day thought leaders like Jesse Dylan, Steve Pressfield, and Milton Glaser, we're reminded of the relevance of Emerson’s powerful words today. Emerson’s words are timeless. Persuasive and convincing, he challenges readers to define their own sense of accomplishment and asks them to measure themselves against their own standards, not those of society. This famous orator has utter faith in individualism and doesn’t invoke beyond what is humanly possible, he just believes deeply that each of us is capable of greatness. He asks us to define that greatness for ourselves and to be true to ourselves. At times harsh, at times comforting, Emerson’s words guide the reader to challenge their own beliefs and sense of self. This modern edition of Self-Reliance is ideal for graduates or those who are in the midst of a career or lifestyle change. Emerson's sage guidance wrapped in modern-day reflections is a great reminder about the potential within us all and that life is what you make of it.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B004X80U1E?tag=discounter-21

US link for your convenience:
Self-Reliance

Also free at Amazon.de:
Self-Reliance

[iReaderReview]

How about adding UK in the title so US people don't click in here expecting it to be free?

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Now also free at the US Kindle store

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Originally Posted by iReaderReview

How about adding UK in the title so US people don't click in here expecting it to be free?

Thanks for your feedback. I guess the reverse also happens to UK and German users quite a lot too. I think I mentioned in the original post that it was likely to go free elsewhere too (Domino project books usually do) and as Arcdata has helpfully pointed out it is now free in the US too. I hope you enjoy the book.