(I, for one, intend to ask for
a discount at my local bookstore for carrying a poem!)
Not exact matches
They are the collectors, the ones with their own private libraries; 3) cover price aside, most folks are buying their hard covers
at a
discounted price either through Amazon or other on - line retailers or by using their «club card» for their favorite
local bookstore.
If you've got to have it new, or want the very latest releases
at a
discount, your best bet is to join your
local bookstore's frequent buyer's club.
According to Joel Friedlander, retailers such as your
local bookstore generally demand
at least a 40 %
discount on the list price of books.
Over the past month, I've been watching the
discounts climb
at our
local, on - its - way - out - of - business Borders
bookstore.
Although the law can not dictate the
discount that a publisher gives to each
bookstore (and in that case, larger chains still have the advantage), it does mean that consumers must pay the same price for a book whether they shop
at a chain retailer or a
local indie bookshop.
Why, when you can get a hardcover for a 30 %
discount at Barnes & Noble, or a 40 %
discount from Amazon, do many people buy it
at a
local indie
bookstore for retail price or only a 10 %
discount?