Sentences with phrase «on buying books»

However the pricing has long since become so terrible on buying books from chain stores instead of independent shops here that I've long since gotten a disconnect from that kind of manga buying.

You can also feature quotes from top reviews of your books as social proof to help your potential readers pull the trigger on buying the book.

The money you may be tempted to spend on buying book reviews can be either saved or spent in other aspects of your book promotion campaign.

-- eventually result in a near - moratorium on buying books.

Don't you think it's possible that the product description was just focusing on buying books but all internet would work?

On Google, customers can click on a Buy this Book link which will take them to your detail page in the AuthorHouse bookstore.

5) It's easier to take a chance on buying a book.

In the current way of things, the local bookshop is my best bet for advice on buying books, but they're not even selling ebooks — so if I go to them but ultimately decide on buying digital, they offer advice but lose the sale.

I do feel, too, that you are rather too fixated on buying books rather than borrowing them... perhaps you could give us some info on which e-readers offer the best experience of downloading from lending libraries.

I think they really did it so people will not sideload books anymore and increases peoples dependency on buying books directly from Kobo.

Click here for David Hunter's full review of «Double Whammy» available for sale on Buy Books on the Web.

On the Book I clicked on the Buy books button and the site for it came up.

Assuming you plan on buying all your books from Amazon, won't miss a decent music player and don't have any ePub files you want to read, the Kindle should satisfy.

The first is for using it to read library copies, and the second is because with a Kindle there are often limitations on buying some books in Australia.

I know the main reason why people flocked to digital initially was to save money on buying books.

(And in the case of at least the Nook and Kindle, the focus is on buying books from B&N and Amazon.

There is also the argument that readers will madly download free books, and never actually spend any money on buying books.

Obviously students will benefit from the low prices and schools themselves will save money on buying books that will be outdated in a few years.