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Old 01-16-2011, 08:21 AM   #8
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Originally Posted by SensualPoet View Post
In Canada, Chapters/Indigo are ok but they are selling candles and toys next to the Sherlock Holmes. Books have become pretty expensive: a new hardcover is a half day's wages after taxes (around $30) ... any surprise that a typical ebook, at $10 or less, is more attractive?...

I grew up trolling bookstores ... but until the Kobo came out, it was some years since I had spent any serious money in Chapters/Indigo or its predecessors.
I hadn't really thought about how I use the actual bricks and mortar Chapter's stores, but come to think of it, I go there only to buy books as gifts, especially for new babies/young children and to buy gift cards, also as gifts, for my older nieces and nephews. Before I bought my eReader, a Kobo, I had been purchasing almost all of my own books on line, sometimes through amazon.ca, sometimes through Chapters-Indigo.
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