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Old 02-26-2016, 02:44 PM   #159
sufue
lost in my e-reader...
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and a whole bunch more authors...some of whom have one or two out in ebook, but not all...

Timothy Holme, Charles Goodrum, Kathryn Lasky Knight, Constance and Gwyneth Little, Frank Parrish, Hilary Waugh, James Yaffe, Richard Martin Stern

and Alfred Crosby's The Columbian Exchange
Be careful what you wish for

Crosby's The Columbian Exchange is now out in ebook, for the trivial (NOT!) price of $31.21 at Kindle US or the even more trivial (NOT!) price of $72.89 at Kobo US. It appears to be couponable, so I guess I'll be waiting for a working Kobo 90% off coupon!
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