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Old 12-29-2011, 12:33 AM   #10
Fringecup
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I now buy nearly all my books from either Amazon or Kobo, with numerous visits (and purchases) to other online ebook vendors. Off the topic a bit, but I discovered "Steampunk" books that way and I love them! I just wish that more of the books in particular series were digitized, as in one case, out of nine or so titles, only the second one is available as an ebook.
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