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25+ of the best book deals in the Amazon Big Spring Sale

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The best Amazon Big Spring Sale book deals at a glance:

Best overall book deal
the book cover for 'sunrise on the reaping' hunger games novel by suzanne collins

Best sci-fi book deal
the cover for 'project hail mary' by andy weir

Best non-fiction book deal
'Atomic Habits' by James Clear
$9.66 (save $17.34 with on-page coupon)
the book cover for 'atomic habits' by james clear

Best fiction book deal
the book cover for 'the god of the woods' by liz moore

Amazon sales are notorious for offering steep discounts on robot vacuums, Apple devices, tablets, and headphones. We're seeing plenty of sweet discounts in these categories now that the Amazon Big Spring Sale has officially commenced, but we're also jazzed to see so many great deals in other categories — including books.

Nothing compares to the joy that comes from sitting in the warm spring air with a good book. Plus, these sale prices make this the perfect time to stock up on books for summer vacation.

Check out these great book deals at Amazon if your bookshelf is feeling a bit bare after winter hibernation. The Big Spring Sale runs from March 25 through 31, so we'll update the list with any new deals that drop throughout the week.

Best overall book deal

the book cover for 'sunrise on the reaping' hunger games novel by suzanne collins
Credit: Scholastic Press
'Sunrise on the Reaping' by Suzanne Collins
$19.59 at Amazon
$27.99 Save $8.40

Why we like it

The 50th annual Hunger Games is about to begin, and we're here for it. The latest novel in the saga, Sunrise on the Reaping by Suzanne Collins, is the fifth book in the Hunger Games series, which just released on March 18.

A beloved character from previous novels, this latest story in the realm takes us along with Haymitch Abernathy as his name is called to serve as tribute for District 12. Get ready for 400 pages back in the Panem universe by grabbing Sunrise on the Reaping for $19.59 in hardcover, down from the list price of $27.99.

Best sci-fi book deal

the cover for 'project hail mary' by andy weir
Credit: Ballantine Books
'Project Hail Mary' by Andy Weir
$13.98 at Amazon
$20 Save $6.02

Why we like it

Ryland Grace wakes up feeling groggy and confused. Once he figures out what his name is, he might be able to progress in figuring it all out. Anyone who enjoyed Andy Weir's hit sci-fi book The Martian is bound to love Project Hail Mary. The paperback version is on sale during Amazon's Big Spring Sale for just $13.98, down from the standard price of $20.

Grabbing this title now is a great idea since you'll want to read Project Hail Mary before the motion picture starring Ryan Gosling hits theaters in 2026.

Best non-fiction book deal

'Atomic Habits' by James Clear
$9.66 at Amazon
$27 Save $17.34
with on-page coupon

Why we like it

Although Atomic Habits isn't a brand new title, it's worth a read anytime — or a re-reading. Since the hardcover version is 56% off in the Amazon sale, there's no excuse not to add this title to your bookshelf. Author James Clear uses the 320 pages to dive into bad habits, good habits, change, goals, and more. If 2025 is your year of change, Atomic Habits is a great place to start.

Best fiction book deal

the book cover for 'the god of the woods' by liz moore
Credit: Riverhead Books

Why we like it

One of the best-selling thriller books of 2024, The God of the Woods by Liz Moore, is 43% off at Amazon, bringing the hardcover book down to just $17. Moore takes us back to summer camp in 1975 when early one morning a counselor realizes someone is missing from their bunk. It's not an ordinary camper. The missing teen is Barbara Van Leer — the daughter of the family that owns the camp. The complex thriller takes us down many storylines that weave together into the perfect thriller that's nearly impossible to put down.

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