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Originally Posted by issybird
Yes to the first, then no.  But it counts as an ebook at the ebook price. Heh. I make my own rules. Clearly. |
Ah, but don't we all. Personally, I don't count the eBook if it's only to get the Audible book cheaper. And while I count the Audible books on my Challenge, I don't actually have a goal to do more than reduce spending. Which I'm doing by doing a lot of re-reading this winter.
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Speaking of..... I just went to Audible to check on something and got a pop-up saying I was eligible for a one-month free trial. Alrighty. Can't imagine why, but I grabbed it while it was on offer.
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Well, heck. Always nice to get a freebie.
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But I really came here to confess. As Dazrin said above, visiting your wishlist is dangerous and the buying slope is a slippery one. I had a little ebook settlement credit left at B&N and I decided I might as well burn it. It almost paid for a wishlist book that neither Kobo nor Google lists. Again, I think a good use of the credit, but this has to stop. I've gone from no purchases in January (terrific!) to three books in two volumes for $2 in February (fine, actually) to three books for $11.50 in March so far. And I still have another Google coupon....
This knocks my TBR reduction back to only four.  But I do plan to read all my purchases in the near term.
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Focus,
issybird, focus. You
can control this.