How much are you willing to pay for a new book?
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mert21_05
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Re: How much are you willing to pay for a new book?
I mostly only buy ebooks anymore. I try to keep it under $10. I dont like to spend much more than that.
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Bookworm0266
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I never buy books unless it's for school. I also try to utilize library resources as I have limited spending money.
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Winter
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Not much. I might go up to 15 EUR if I really want to read the book, but I try to limit myself to more like 5 EUR or less. I've found I can get used paper books really cheap sometimes on Amazon France often cheaper than the ebook version. I guess it's probably the same for other Amazon sites.
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Poofle
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I try my very best to keep it under $15, the cheaper the better; most ridiculous purchase was $38 for Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows on July 21st, 2007. I was a crazy 11 year-old Potterhead and nothing could stop me. RAAAAWR. Now as a stingier, thriftier teenager I love sifting through book expos (3 for $10 WOW), secondhand bookstores, noqstore and bookdepository. Free delivery WOOHOO.
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Yukiora 24
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Depends on the quality of the book!~
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colemaba
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It depends on how bad I have to have it. I probably wouldn't go over 15. I do try my hardest to get discounted or used books for obvious reasons. Its just I spend so much money on books, cause I love to read.
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BobGrant
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Depends on the book to be honest. If it came recommended I wouldn't hesitate to spend more than $20 but as readitandwept said, if its just a book I'm too cheap really. I like buying 2nd hand for no more than $5
