Thread: Harper Collins doing some price experimenting????
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Old 05-01-2012, 07:24 PM   #4
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Harper Collins also adjusts individual prices when something related to one of them happens. For example, ‘Bring Up the Bodies,’ a ‘Wolf Hall’ Sequel by Hilary Mantel was just released/reviewed in the NY Times. Wolf Hall price dropped to $4.99 (Kobo Canada). The rest of her books are waaaay more.
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