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rhadin · 10-26-2010, 08:45 AM

I have recently paid $75 for a pbook and have a pbook on order that costs $350 (the limited edition of the forthcoming George Bush book). So I guess for pbook hardcovers (nontextbooks), it is whatever amount I am willing to pay to acquire the title.

OTOH, I recently purchased 2 ebooks at $14.99 each after struggling with myself over spending that amount. I'll not do it again as both books were poorly formatted and proofread. Generally, I think of my ebook upper limit as $6, with most of my ebook purchases ranging in price (excluding the free ones) between 99 cents and $2.99.

10-26-2010, 08:45 AM	#7
rhadin Literacy = Understanding Posts: 4,833 Karma: 59674358 Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: The World of Books Device: Nook, Nook Tablet	I have recently paid $75 for a pbook and have a pbook on order that costs $350 (the limited edition of the forthcoming George Bush book). So I guess for pbook hardcovers (nontextbooks), it is whatever amount I am willing to pay to acquire the title. OTOH, I recently purchased 2 ebooks at $14.99 each after struggling with myself over spending that amount. I'll not do it again as both books were poorly formatted and proofread. Generally, I think of my ebook upper limit as $6, with most of my ebook purchases ranging in price (excluding the free ones) between 99 cents and $2.99.