Brain Barriers, Healing Tails, and Code Confidence: Discounted Nonfiction eBooks
The Wealth Code: The Neuroscience of Why You’re Still Broke: And How to Program Your Brain for Financial Freedom (The Money & Habits Psychology Series) ($0.99) by Ash Cole: You earn well but still feel broke. That's not a money problem — it's a brain problem. The Wealth Code reveals the hidden "Money Cages" keeping high earners trapped in cycles of fear, scarcity, and self-sabotage. Using neuroscience-backed strategies and the author's own journey to real freedom, this book rewires how you think about wealth.
This deal is good on March 9, 2026
Mommy's Boy: How My Doggie Soulmate's Love Rescued Me ($0.99) by Jennifer Huston Schaeffer: Love was waiting at the shelter, not on Match.com. When marriage and children elude her, Jen finds her four-legged soulmate in a dog named Benny, who helps her overcome shyness, love without limits, and learn to love herself in preparation for her human soulmate. But when Benny faces illness, Jen is reminded that our time with our pets is limited.
This deal is good on March 9, 2026
Absolute Beginner's Guide to Python Programming (Absolute Beginner's Guides Book 1) ($4.99) by Stirling Hale: Python is one of the most in-demand skills in tech—and you can start from zero. This beginner-friendly guide teaches Python step-by-step with clear explanations and hands-on projects that build real programs. Bonus: download a free career guide showing how new programmers break into software development.
This deal is good on March 9, 2026
Earth and Life: From a Molten World to the Age of Primates ($2.99) by Mike Feng Zheng: From a fiery newborn planet to the rise of primates, Earth and Life tells the epic 4.5-billion-year story of our world. Discover how cosmic events, geology, climate, and evolution combined to turn a molten rock into a living planet. A fascinating journey through the science behind Earth’s greatest transformation.
This deal is good on March 9, 2026
Leadership: The Paradox of Surrender ($2.99) by Hilda Koch, PA-C: What if the strongest leaders aren’t the loudest in the room—but the most self-aware? Most leadership struggles don’t come from a lack of skill or strategy. They come from leaders who don’t know where they truly stand. When leaders rely on control, performance, or certainty instead of awareness, teams comply—but they don’t commit. In Leadership—The Paradox of Surrender, Hilda Koch challenges this.
This deal is good on March 9, 2026