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Old 01-21-2022, 06:49 PM   #7
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I really enjoyed Arika Okrent's In the Land of Invented Languages, so decided to buy her new book Highly Irregular. The Kobo price in my store works out at about $0.75US more expensive than the Kindle price, so I thought I'd take advantage of the Price Match feature.
I learned that lesson recently when I bought three O'Reilly Python books. Learning Python, 5th edition, $46.09 at Amazon and Kobo, $47.99 at Barnes & Noble, $63.99 at Google (?) and $20.96 at eBooks.com. (I also bought the newest versions of Programming Python, and the Python Pocket Reference (by the same author) for similar discounts. Basically all three books for the price of one at the other stores -- and Google's price is just absurd.) I don't know why, but eBooks.com is much cheaper on all O'Reilly books than the others. And you get DRM-free PDFs and ePubs (both formats).
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