Find New York Times Best Seller Books in the Kindle library -NY bestseller list has many Kindle editions

Are you looking for something new for your Amazon Kindle? Something that is on the New York Times Best Seller List? Then you have come to the right place. Just because books have been published in hard copies for years does not mean we cannot enjoy them on the electronic book readers of today. Amazon has all the latest New York Times best Sellers in e-book reader versions to satisfy our desires.

Amazon has given us another option in our pursuit of enjoying out literary passion with a program called the Amazon Lending library. With something alled an Amazon Prime membership ($79 annual fee after free 30 day trial) you have the chance to borrow one book each month which will be automatically delivered to your Kindle if you have a wirlesenabled device. (See the Kindle models offered in the Amazon capsule for more details).

Who wouldn't love to sit in their beach chair under an umbrella with a tall cold drink and read the fine offerings that top the best seller list? With these new and amazing e-readers, your bounds are limitless as far as where you can enjoy your reading passion.

(NOTE: Due to something quirky with Amazon the full price of hardback editions is listed for all but Private, which has the lower Kindle edition price.)

New York City is still the center of the publishing world, with innumerable publishing houses, authors, literary agents and oodles of critics going about the business of bringing us compositions of prose. The critical mass of all these people with one singular goal ensures this will be the hub of literary composition for decades to come. Even with the advent of eleectronic books, the power of the paper publishing industry is so powerful that they have little reason for concern in losing their spot of prominence.

As such,York enjoys the honor of listing the titles that are the most in demand by those of us who enjoy losing ourselves in a book. You can find dozens of collections of the top selling books as this broad industry has so many competing "so-called authorities who want to convinve you their opinion matters the most. In truth however, there is only one gold standard that immediately commands attention: The New York Times Best Seller List.

With a daily circulation figure that averages 1.2 million (1.6 million for the Sunday edition) the New York Times has a huge audience that is conditioned to expect an honest review of the books streaming out of the publishing houses in the Big Apple. The newspaper tracks the sales figures for these books to use in creating their much heralded Best Seller List.

Take a look the next time you are in any store that peddles books. What is the name printed on the front as a measure of the success of the book? Is it the Poughkeepsie Press? Maybe the Hartford Journal Bestseller? No! It is something on the order of "A New York Times Best Seller".There is such a deluge of books it is impossible to root through the torrent to select the book that will fulfill our desires for decent prose. The New York Times Best Seller list does this as it has since first published on April 9, 1942.