Yep, barnes and noble sales person met us as we came in and said that ToDay all hardcover books are 50 percent off except the one table in the front that had beatle stuff on it.
maybe it's just in person. when I go online, it just gives me a select few (well, many - but not the one I want to buy) books.Yep, barnes and noble sales person met us as we came in and said that ToDay all hardcover books are 50 percent off except the one table in the front that had beatle stuff on it.
Yeah, i took it as just in person, though worth a drive if you can get there today and felt like making it. and it does have to be hardback.maybe it's just in person. when I go online, it just gives me a select few (well, many - but not the one I want to buy) books.
The closest barns and noble to me is probably 1.5 hours away...........
I just fired up a new Kindle Paperwhite ereader so I won't be buying a lot of hardback books at B and N anytime soon.Yeah, i took it as just in person, though worth a drive if you can get there today and felt like making it. and it does have to be hardback.
I swore I wouldn't buy any books, but a few things have come up where I really want the hardback. FWIW, I hear that if you buy them for your kindle, the author actually gets MORE $ (than if you got a hardcopy).I just fired up a new Kindle Paperwhite ereader so I won't be buying a lot of hardback books at B and N anytime soon.
I've had a Kindle since almost when they first came out and I have bought one real paper book in the last 6 years.I just fired up a new Kindle Paperwhite ereader so I won't be buying a lot of hardback books at B and N anytime soon.
BTW - My public library has a robust Kindle book program AND I just scored 3 mo of Kindle Unlimited from Amazon, you might see if the offer is still good.I've had a Kindle since almost when they first came out and I have bought one real paper book in the last 6 years.