We know you may have frequently asked questions before diving into our world of books. This page is here to make your visit simple, smooth, and enjoyable. Think of it as a friendly chat over coffee in the bookshopâwhere no question is too small, and every answer is here to help. If you cant find the answer to your question Contact Us.
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- Why wonât Amazon let me leave a review on a free Kindle book I downloaded?
- Do you sell both physical and digital books?
- How do I download the free Kindle editions you offer?
- Why donât you offer free PDF downloads anymore
- Do you ship internationally?
- How can I leave a review of a book Iâve read?
- Do you take bulk orders?
- How do I stay updated on new releases and free Kindle offers?
- What is your bookshopâs mission?
- How long do physical book deliveries take?
- Can I get my book faster with express shipping?
- Will I get a tracking number for my order?
- How do your Book Shop âBuyâ buttons know my location?
- What if the “Buy” button sends me to the wrong Amazon store?
- Can I leave a comment on your blog posts?
- Why are some books not available in Kindle version?
- Why are some books not available in paperback version?
- Why arenât some of your Kindle books available in Kindle Unlimited?
- Why do some public domain books have a cost on Kindle?
0. Why wonât Amazon let me leave a review on a free Kindle book I downloaded?
Amazon loves reviews (almost as much as we do), but they also have a few rules to keep things fair. If you downloaded a Kindle book for free, hereâs why you might not be able to leave a review:
Verified Purchase Matters: Amazon prefers reviews from readers who actually purchased the book. Free Kindle downloads donât always count as âverified.â
$50 Rule: Your Amazon account must have spent at least USD $50 (or the equivalent in your local currency) on Amazon in the past 12 monthsâfree books donât count toward that.
Spam Protection: To stop fake reviews from flooding in during free book promotions, Amazon limits reviews from accounts that havenât been actively shopping.
đ Translation: If Amazon says ânot eligible,â it usually means your account hasnât crossed that $50 purchase mark in the last year. Once youâve done that, you can leave reviewsâeven on free books.
Think of it as Amazonâs way of making sure only real readers with real shopping carts are leaving reviews. We knowâit feels like Jeff Bezos himself is standing at the door with a clipboard, checking receipts.
â In short: You need to have spent at least $50 on Amazon in the past 12 months, and free Kindle books donât count toward that. Once youâve met that requirement, you can leave reviewsâwhether or not the book was free. However YOU CAN leave a review at our Book Shop.
1. Do you sell both physical and digital books?
Yes! Our shop offers both print-on-demand paperbacks and Amazon Kindle editions. Paperbacks are shipped worldwide, while Kindle books can be downloaded instantly through Amazon.
2. How do I download the free Kindle editions you offer?
From time to time, we make selected Kindle books available for free on Amazon. To access them, youâll need the Amazon Kindle app installed on your device (phone, tablet, or computer). Simply click the link we provide, and Amazon will deliver the book straight to your Kindle library.
3. Why donât you offer free PDF downloads anymore?
Previously, we distributed stamped PDF versions of our books. Unfortunately, the software that allowed us to secure those files is no longer supported. For safety and accessibility, we now provide modern print-on-demand editions and Free Amazon Kindle downloads instead.
4. Do you ship internationally?
Yes, our imediate print-on-demand (At time of purchase) with Amazon ship’s worldwide. Shipping times and costs will vary depending on your location, but Amazon typically provides local printing in most regions to keep postage affordable.
5. How can I leave a review of a book Iâve read?
Reviews are the lifeblood of authors! To leave a review there are 2 options:
- Option 1: Go to the bookâs page on Amazon.
- Scroll down to the âCustomer Reviewsâ section.
- Click âWrite a customer review.â Amazon require you be an active purchaser in the last 12 months.
- Option 2: Go to our Book Shop page.
- Scroll to bottom of page until you see comment section.
- Place you first name and email.
- Post a honest reveiw, your experience with the book and click “Post Comment”.
Your feedback helps other readers discover life-changing booksâand it really encourages the authors.
6. Do you take bulk orders?
Absolutely! Churches, study groups, or book clubs can order in bulk directly by contacting via our mail form.
- We can arrange discounts depending on the order size and shipping needs.
- Take a note of which books you require from the book shop and how many copies of each.
- Message us on our mail form.
We will reply with a quote, if you are happy we send and invoice to be paid. Once paid we ship the books to your chosen delivery address anywhere in the world.
7. How do I stay updated on new releases and free Kindle offers?
Join our newsletter! Subscribers are the first to know when:
- When a new book is released, we advise our subscribers first via the ours.
- These dates are announced to our subscribers via our newsletter.
- Special discounts are available.
You had better subscribe! You can sign up easily on our website.
8. What is your bookshopâs mission?
Our mission is simple: to preserve and distribute timeless Christian works that have shaped faith for decades. Many of our books were once out of print, and we are committed to keeping them available for the next generation. And yes, part of our mission is to keep Jeff Bezos busy running around making sure Amazonâs printers never run out of ink. (After all, somebody has to!)
9. How long do physical book deliveries take?
Most of our books are print-on-demand, meaning theyâre printed especially for you once you place your order. Delivery times vary depending on your location:
- Within the USA â 5â10 business days.
- Australia, UK, and Europe â 7â14 business days.
- Other international locations â 10â20 business days.
Amazon will always provide an estimated delivery date at checkout so youâll know when to expect your book.
10. Can I get my book faster with express shipping?
Yes! In many regions, Amazon offers express or priority shipping at an additional cost. If available in your country, youâll see this option at checkout. Choosing expedited shipping usually cuts delivery time in half, though printing time (1â3 business days) still applies.
11. Will I get a tracking number for my order?
Absolutely. Once your book has been printed and shipped, Amazon will email you a tracking link so you can follow your parcelâs journey right to your doorstep. If you donât see the tracking email, check your Amazon account under âYour Orders.â
12. How do your Book Shop âBuyâ buttons know my location?
Our Book Shop Buy buttons (Paperback/Kindle) are geo-smart. When you click one, it automatically detects your region and directs you to the correct Amazon store (for example, Amazon.com in the USA, Amazon.co.uk in the UK, or Amazon.com.au in Australia).
This helps you:
- See prices in your local currency.
- Get the most accurate shipping options for your country.
- Order directly through your local Amazon account.
We never see or store your personal location dataâBook Linker handles the redirection securely.
13. What if the button sends me to the wrong Amazon store?
Occasionally, Amazonâs automatic system might misread your location. If that happens, donât worryâyou can still switch stores manually. Just scroll to the very bottom of the Amazon page, where youâll see a flag or region selector. Click it, choose your correct country, and Amazon will show you the right store with local pricing and shipping.
14. Can I leave a comment on your blog posts?
Yes, and weâd love you to! đŹ Your thoughts, insights, and even questions add life to our blog. When you leave a comment:
- You help create meaningful conversations with other readers
- You encourage our authors and bloggers (we read every comment!)
- You help future visitors see the value of the books and topics we share
- Leaving a comment is simpleâjust scroll to the bottom of any post, type in your first name, email, and your message.
- Donât worryâwe donât spam, and your email will never be shared.
Think of it as joining the conversation around the digital âbookshop coffee table.â Pull up a chair, and letâs talk! Any answers to questions you dont see here, please send us a comment below.
15. Why are some books not available in Kindle version?
Not every book in our collection has been converted to Kindle yet. Some titles are still only available in print-on-demand paperbacks, either because:
- The digital formatting process takes time and care (especially with older or rare works).
- Certain books are better experienced in print due to charts, tables, or unique layouts.
- In some cases, publishing rights or technical challenges delay the Kindle release.
- The good news? We are actively working to make as many titles as possible available in Kindle format. If youâd like to see a specific book released on Kindle, drop us a note in comment belowâwe love hearing which titles readers are most eager for!
16. Why are some books not available in paperback version?
Some of our titles are currently available only as Kindle eBooks. This usually happens because:
- The book is newly released, and the paperback edition hasnât been formatted or approved yet.
- Certain books are shorter works (tracts, essays, or study guides) that are better suited for digital format.
- In some cases, paperback production costs would make the book unreasonably expensive to print.
- Weâre always working to expand our paperback catalog, so if youâd love to see a specific title in print, let us knowâwe keep a list of reader requests when planning future releases.
17. Why arenât some of your Kindle books available in Kindle Unlimited?
Great question!
Some of our Kindle books are public domain works (classic Christian writings that are now free from copyright restrictions). Because Amazonâs Kindle Unlimited program only accepts books that are exclusively enrolled with them, public domain titles donât qualify.
- The good news? These treasures are still available to purchase at a low cost. Think of it as Amazonâs way of saying, âYou can borrow the new stuff, but the classics are already everyoneâs inheritance.”
- Amazon has special rules for public domain works (classic writings no longer under copyright). Because these books technically belong to the public, Amazon does not allow them to be included in Kindle promotions such as free giveaways, countdown deals, or Kindle Unlimited.
- However, we still make these titles available in both Kindle and paperback so they can continue to reach new readers. Our editions are carefully formatted, proofread, and presented in a way that honors their original messageâso youâre not just getting âany old free copy,â but a clean, readable version youâll want to keep.
Hope that helps you!
18. Why do some public domain books have a cost on Kindle?
Youâre right!
Public domain works (like many classic Christian writings) are technically free for anyone to use. However, not all âfreeâ copies floating around online are easy to read. Many are poorly scanned, full of typos, or missing pages.
Our editions are different. We invest time in:
- Careful editing and proofreading to restore readability.
- Modern formatting for Kindle and paperback.
- Covers and layouts that make the book attractive and useful for study.
So while the text itself is free in theory, what youâre paying for is the quality of the editionâa clean, reliable, and enjoyable version you can actually read without frustration. Think of it as buying a finely bound Bible rather than a stack of photocopies.
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