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Old 03-26-2019, 02:32 PM   #13
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Originally Posted by GeoffR View Post
I think a good book at $13.99 is a bargain, but a bad book at $0.99 is massively overpriced.
Agreed. I don't base my book purchases on price. I don't care what the print book price may be if I'm shopping for a digital book. I don't expect publishers to price Kindle books at a lower price than the same print books. I think that actually encourages the idea that e-books are a fad, or are somehow inferior to print books.

Digital books offer more benefits. IMO they are worth more than paper books. I can't read paperbacks anymore, and I have trouble even with hardbound books. E-books made it possible for me to read for pleasure again.

We all have things we buy that some find extravagant. That doesn't mean their price points are out of line. We happily pay $20+ per pound for sockeye salmon when it is available. Not everyone would "get" that.
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