Tightwad Tuesday — Free or Affordable eBooks — The Olympics

Welcome to another exciting edition of Tightwad Tuesday. Being that everyone … well, almost everyone, OK, some people have Olympic fever I figured I’ll have my cheap butt go out and found some fun and affordable books on the subject.

I remember as a child that the Olympics were a really big deal. I lost interest as an adult and it seems that so did many other people. I can’t blame them due to NBC’s lackluster coverage (lots of hype, little content which is delayed by half a day). I think that it’s too bad, the Olympics are a wonderful event and full of spirit.

Hope you enjoy.

Please note: The prices for the post are cur­rent at the time of the post, please pay atten­tion to make sure they haven’t changed before purchase.

Authors: If you’d like  your book to be fea­tured on Tight­wad Tues­days please email me.

Olympic Quiz Book – Interactive Book
by James Jones

The Olympic Games is a major international sport event which has both summer and winter sport. This event is happened every four years and millions of people are waiting for that. This interactive quiz ebook is made for sharing some stories about the Olympic Games. In the book, there are a total of 100 quizzes, and each quiz consists of a question and three answers. This book is fun and also good to educate children.

Fact Off! Everything you never knew you didn’t want to know about the Olympics
by Insane Bolt

Did you know that the 1992 Marathon is still being run because pranksters stole the finishing line? Or the swimming events at the Los Angeles games were the most dangerous ever held after man-eating alligators infested the pool? Or that synchronized contract killing is a test event for the London games? No? Well you should be ashamed of yourself!

Get knowledged up by buying this amazing book and thrill friends and family with over 130 nuggets of Olympic games trivia including the banning of Pantomime horses from the equestrian events, the true story behind the Barcelona games 100M sprint helium head scandal and just what gold medals really contain!

Edited for FACT OFF! By legendary info gatherer Mr. Insane Bolt who holds the world record for most Olympiads attended by breaking and entering.

Olympic Party Foods – Best Recipes For Watching London 2012 Olympic Game.
by  Cooking Penguin

To any of you who will watch London 2012 Olympic Game, these recipes would be winners at your Olympic party.

What better way to celebrate your country’s team than with your favorite and delicious dishes. On the Olympic Game days, we may eat more food than a normal day and for millions of Olympic Game fans who don’t go to see the game, a big screen TV with a comfortable couch and a few of delicious dishes is the next best thing.

This cookbook is filled with recipes from around the world that will liven up your Game Day party and delight your friends and family. The recipes are designed to overlap as much as possible so that various ingredients can be used interchangeably, they are also designed with the intention of producing food that can be made and then stored until you are ready to serve (should you want to do this). Hopefully this will allow you maximum flexibility in meal and party planning so that you can pull it all together without any extra stress and with a smaller investment on ingredients (and prep time).

This book will brighten your Olympic game days. Enjoy!

The Olympic Conspiracy (Seven Fabulous Wonders)
by Katherine Roberts

Sosi has an unusual gift. He can shed his skin and change his shape every full moon. This is not something he enjoys doing, but when his brother is injured during training for the Olympic Games, Sosi must take Theron’s place in the boys’ events to protect the other young athletes from the crimson-bearded Warriors of Ahriman, who plan to use sorcery to destroy the great statue of Zeus at Olympia and stop the Games forever.

“The Olympic Conspiracy” is one of the Seven Fabulous Wonders series, originally published by HarperCollins and translated into 11 languages worldwide. A mixture of magic, mystery and adventure, these books can be read in any order and are suitable for readers aged 10+ who enjoy a challenging story.

Olympic Trivia- 100 Fun Questions About Olympic
by James Jones

This quiz book contains 100 questions about Olympic which help people enjoy learning about this memorable event. There is the answer section at the later section of the book. You may need to do the internet research to get some answers. The best way to use this book is to take the quiz with your friends, kids, etc.

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