Sentences with phrase «more print books»

Whether we'll sell more printed books that way remains to be seen.

I am also reading more print books, but I always have anyways.

But I think we're going to see more print book sales in 2018 because people are realizing that they're spending way too much time in front of screens.

I love having an entire library at my fingertips — and I don't have room on the bookshelf for more print books.

Those interested in being notified when the shop is updated with more print books can sign up for the book waiting list.

After several years of going exclusively digital with books I have to admit I've been reading a few more print books lately as well.

Now I am beginning to see the strategy because I find myself buying more print books.

You can more safely read it in the bath (though I note I've actually dropped more print books than ereaders into the bath water)

Libraries typically stock more print books.

If I do more print books, I MOST CERTAINLY will return!

Author Earnings has disclosed that Amazon sold more print books than e-books in 2015.

The BBC recently reported that 50 percent of American adults own e-readers, but research shows that most people are still reading more print books than ebooks.

amazon is selling more print books than e-books now.

I am always pleased when I have more print books that I can pile on a table at a convention.

No more printing books, hauling them down to the post office, filling out address labels, and paying to ship them off to winners (which can cost hundreds of dollars for a 100 - copy giveaway).

To read more print books, though I still use my ereader and always will, especially for fiction and selected memoirs / autobiographies.

Because the last thing my house needs is more print books.

Upon looking at the report for sales and royalty payments for the print books, there is a discrepancy: more print books are available for sale than were officially sold by the authorized print book dealer.

In fact, authors who offer both sell 30 % more print books.

However, print book sales grew largely because Amazon sold more print books.

I doubt I'll buy any more print books in the future, no matter how interesting they may look.

In an intriguing note they seem to be more willing to pay full price for ebooks (BookBub is focused on digital) than others in the BookBub universe; and they read more print books.

Christmas 2014 saw high - street booksellers sell more print books than the year before, but those that stocked e-readers sold far fewer of them than in 2013.

As it is, even though I plan to get one of the Sony readers soon, I've gone back to buying more print books.

Another statistic that is being bandied about with great hope is that ebook readers are buying more print books but here is what I believe that statistic means.

Today, Amazon alone sells more print books than all US bookstores combined.

We buy more print books than ebooks, we're most likely to discover our books online — though we prefer to buy them in - store — and we almost always pay full price.