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Old 03-22-2015, 01:52 PM   #52
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Originally Posted by bgalbrecht View Post
I see this one for sale by Random House for $10.99 at Amazon ($12.99 at B&N/Kobo), which brings me back to my contention that the publishers are pricing "older classic/notable works" at trade paperback price points if there's no mass market paperback in print. Price gouging in my opinion.
But there are mass market paperbacks to be had for a penny--so for 4 dollars I'd pick the 4 dollar option...! That's the part I don't get. I never have to read a book RIGHT THIS SECOND. Sure, I may want to, but not to the tune of 11 dollars if it can be had for 4.
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