Thread: Cost of eBooks vs dead-tree books
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Old 12-26-2020, 05:07 AM   #18
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Comparing my Kobo store with dead tree prices, it seems most ebooks available to me are a little cheaper than the physical copies, albeit with some new releases and best sellers being markedly more expensive, up to 20% in a few instances. When buying from Amazon, the Kindle versions are consistently less than half the price of the paperbacks.
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