Thread: Free (Kindle) Good Eating's Thanksgiving Recipes [Chicago Newspaper Festive Cookbook]
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Old 11-06-2014, 05:54 AM   #2
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Originally Posted by ATDrake View Post
Good Eating's Thanksgiving Recipes: Traditional and Unique Holiday Recipes for Desserts, Sides, Turkey and More by the Chicago Tribune newspaper is a best-of collection of festive recipes from their food column
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Thanks for the post.

It seems strange that B&N didn't (doesn't?) have it, while Amazon does. It seems like historically B&N has always gotten the Chicago Tribune reprint-type books, and many times the rest of the big boys of ebook vending haven't. Or, at least, B&N has always gotten them first. However, I notice that this is a repeat Amazon offering.

Another strange thing--I got the(a) previous Amazon offering of this ebook almost exactly one year ago today (on November 5, 2013). Is this coincidence? I doubt it. I don't know what significance or practical value that this apparent fact has, though.
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