Sentences with phrase «books purchased in the country»

Amazon sells about a third of all printed books purchased in the country, and some two - thirds of all e-books.

Not exact matches

After all, you agreed to support your child's interest in and ties to their home country and you purchased some toys and books for them while you were in country.

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«In many ways we are introducing the future of book purchasing and reading at this year's World Book Fair,» said Dhingra, before also adding: «If bookstores show interest in this unique concept at the World Book Fair, these virtual bookstands can open up in all parts of the country for which we are equipped to provide them the entire infrastructure and e-commerce services.&raquIn many ways we are introducing the future of book purchasing and reading at this year's World Book Fair,» said Dhingra, before also adding: «If bookstores show interest in this unique concept at the World Book Fair, these virtual bookstands can open up in all parts of the country for which we are equipped to provide them the entire infrastructure and e-commerce services.&rabook purchasing and reading at this year's World Book Fair,» said Dhingra, before also adding: «If bookstores show interest in this unique concept at the World Book Fair, these virtual bookstands can open up in all parts of the country for which we are equipped to provide them the entire infrastructure and e-commerce services.&raBook Fair,» said Dhingra, before also adding: «If bookstores show interest in this unique concept at the World Book Fair, these virtual bookstands can open up in all parts of the country for which we are equipped to provide them the entire infrastructure and e-commerce services.&raquin this unique concept at the World Book Fair, these virtual bookstands can open up in all parts of the country for which we are equipped to provide them the entire infrastructure and e-commerce services.&raBook Fair, these virtual bookstands can open up in all parts of the country for which we are equipped to provide them the entire infrastructure and e-commerce services.&raquin all parts of the country for which we are equipped to provide them the entire infrastructure and e-commerce services.»

No; you purchase an ISBN for your book in the country in which you live, but you can sell your self - published paperback anywhere in the world using that same ISBN.

Therese is donating 100 % of the proceeds from her book to HDSA in the U.S. and Huntington's disease organizations in the country where a book is purchased.

When the book is purchased in another country, she will donate the proceeds to a Huntington's disease organization in that country.

So, if you live outside the U.S., please go to an Amazon website to purchase the book, and I'll donate $ 3.50 to a non-profit HD organization in the country where you live.

To put this in perspective, say, if I sell the book for $ 15.00 and the book costs $ 5.00 to print, I will Donate $ 10.00 to the Huntington's Charity, in the country where the book is purchased.

You may also notify us to stop selling your eBook via Book Country and / or wider distribution, in which event your eBook will remain available on the applicable sites to customers who have previously purchased it.

Commencing in July 2013, Book Country will have an online bookstore as well to sell your eBook and for readers to purchase eBooks.

The application now supports renting movies and purchasing books straight from the app itself in supported countries.

Customers can purchase the devices in major bookstores across the country and buy millions of books.

The Amazon line of e-readers appeals to a worldwide audience, with the ability to purchase books in most of the major countries.

Kobo has one of the most expansive ecosystems in the world and books can be purchased from almost every major country.

The internet access is provided by AT&T, and allows customers to purchase books in hundreds of different countries with no extra fees.

The proceeds from books sold outside the U.S. will go to the Huntington's Organization in the country where the book is purchased.

It looks like serious readers from these banned countries will have to purchase a print book in order to satiate their literary thirst.

Publishers and self - published authors can purchase ISBN numbers for their books through an ISBN registrar company in their home country.

This worked fine in the printed market as the vast majority of printed books were purchased from bookshops who brought their books from publishers and distributors in their own country.

Click on the book covers to be automatically taken to the Amazon store in your country, and of course you can also purchase any of the books as ebooks or paperbacks... or as an audiobook when available... instead of borrowing them.

Here is the full story: If you have purchased your ISBNs from your country's ISBN / Books in Print bureau (in the US, it is Bowker) then YOU own the ISBN and YOU are the publisher of record.

I know that some of the people who helped me out have told family and friends about my books and they have purchased books for loved ones back in their home countries.

The native Tolino app can currently be used to purchase books in Germany, Austria, Switzerland and Belgium, with more European countries likely to follow.

I go to Amazon or another Internet bookstore and when I try to purchase a new ebook, I all too often get the message, «this book is not (yet) available for sale in your country.»

People in those countries are using their rising incomes to purchase consumer goods like fridges, apartments and cars and that impact is huge, says Stephenson, author of The Little Book of Commodity Investing.

Lester's book analyzed the effect of China coming into the world grain market in a huge way — and how China could easily purchase most of the world's exportable supplies of grain, leaving other grain - importing countries scrambling.

While climate talks currently underway in Bonn discuss accounting rules for emission reduction transfers between countries, it is unclear how emission reductions purchased by airline operators are booked to avoid double counting of reductions towards ICAO and the Paris goals.

Samples of her work have also been selected for inclusion in recently published resume and cover letter books available for purchase at leading book stores across the country.