How expensive was your last book bought what was it?
Do you believe most books are appropriately priced?
How expensive was your last book bought what was it?
Do you believe most books are appropriately priced?
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Books on Amazon are appropriately priced. The pricing printed on books however is a rip off.
OP here
>thomas sowell basic economics
>~60$
>Julius Caesar
>approximately 1,25 yuros
t. buying used books in a third world country
>bought
Lmao
I know the webm is related. But This was the price of what the last book I bought was and now I understand why piracy exist.
$3, The Portable D.H. Lawrence.
I think new hardcovers and trade paperbacks are much more expensive than they should be. There are paperbacks with fewer than 200 pages priced at $16 or more. They do tend to be more fairly priced on Amazon if you don't mind supporting the evil empire.
10 bucks for a volume of Gay Talese's essays. It should have been cheaper, but I've had a problem finding his work in used bookstores, I guess people just don't read him anymore. Powell's in Portland really spoiled me, Strand in NYC barely holds a candle to it.
just ordered this for $100 the other day.
I have never paid for a book in my life
I choose to buy books if I want to
I bought 3 books on a thrift book website for $14. It took like a week to come in but the shipping was free. Also, the condition was good on all of them, one was a hard back and it still had its dust cover.
Looks like Nick's aging has totally accelerated
Who?
i prefer this version with music (yes i know lit doesn't support webms with audio)
youtube.com
also Kafka's the trial for $20
>yes i know lit doesn't support webms with audio
found the newfag
>When the fava beans start kicking in
One, no one and a hundred thousand $30
Savage Detectives $20
Iliad $20
Some shit educational book for teenagers they forced me to buy for this long distance study. cost like 40 bux. I also quit the study a few weeks later.
literally 0$
the only downside is that I had to wait 7 months lol xD
I paid around 30 euros for an edition of Dream of the Red Chamber, because the one in my native language is fucking shit.
Though I usually pay ~1-4 Euros for a book.
>paying for books
epic!
it really was mate
Is this anthony hopkins
$38 cad for a damn Latin textbook. Novel was slaughter house five and was.... five dollars heheh
>amazon
I bought the Debroy trans of the Mahabharata box set from Penguin and it was like $80. Don’t regret it. Otherwise, I am willing to spend up to $10 for the average used book, have extreme hesitation as the price exceeds $20. If it’s something I really want and can’t find a pdf of or it’s otherwise rare, I’ll spend as much as is necessary. The Mahabharata is the most expensive one I’ve bought ever, though
Bought a copy of meditations since I wanted a physical one. Was $22
looks more like Malcolm McDowell to me
$13 for a hardcover copy of being and time
seemed reasonable
sometimes amazon hides cheap used books. use amazon plus the book title in a google search and you get more options.
or just use abebooks
£2