A Little Bit of News: If you are a fan of Ted Dekker, Amazon.com is running a special where you can get 10 dollars off of your entire order if you purchase his latest book, Adam. I’ve heard it’s a good one, so you might want to check it out!
Did you know it’s Buy a Friend a Book Week?
Julie (aka Booking Mama) has a guest post and giveaway going on right now for Janna McMahan’s book Calling Home.
Weekend Discussion Question: Where do you get most of your books from? The library? The bookstore? Online? Used bookshops? Directly from the publisher for review? Someplace else?
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April 5th, 2008 at 6:16 am
I still buy books occasionally, mostly online. But the library is my best source. Thanks to our interlibrary loan, I can get more than I’ll ever have time to read.
April 5th, 2008 at 11:40 am
I buy 99% of my books from christianbook.com. My eldest son’s teacher is set up with Scholastic to get books for their classroom so I get books for my boys through her - they offer some really great prices. I also try to utilize the library as much as possible to keep from hurtin’ the checkbook. :0)
April 5th, 2008 at 12:23 pm
I wish I could get in the habit of using the library. I used to never return books on time, so I’d always get a huge fine!
April 7th, 2008 at 7:01 am
What is a library? It must have been that big building that the smart student were always going to. LOL
I buy most of my books through Amazon. I just find that most of the online Christina book stores charge more than Amazon.
Thomas