Thread: Cost of eBooks vs dead-tree books
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Old 12-27-2020, 07:16 PM   #71
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I'm on a Regency Romance kick at the moment, and I've been adding the books I read to The StoryGraph. Getting the page info requires an ISBN, so although I buy from Kobo, I check Amazon for the paperback details to get the ISBN and page info. Of the last 10 I've checked, in not one instance has the paperback been less than 200% of the price asked for the ebook. The most recent one I checked was 325% of the ebook price. Certainly a large enough differential to make me glad I only read ebooks
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