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I like trade and HC. With the discounts most stores give you, trade is almost the same price at times. Size and or carrying a bigger book around doesn’t bother me (not with my trusty bag in hand LOL)
I prefer mass market because I can buy more books that way, but like Jill said, if it’s an author I want to read or a book that interests me, I’ll buy either form.
I’ve been a SAHM for ten years, so 80% of my books are bought with money embezzled from the grocery budget. Others are bought during ‘family trips’ to the big bookstore or with gift cards. (I go on trade binges right after Christmas :roll:)
But it’s not only money. I have mass market-sized bookshelves. Trade is too tall.
I’m cheap, so naturally I prefer mass market. Does this mean I won’t buy trade if it’s the only alternative? Heck, no. I won’t wait around a year for a Brava to be released in mass market format, either. But given a choice, I’d rather all books cost $5.99 or less:-).
I am book slut…I love all books. Books, books, books - don’t really care what type they are. When my husband comments, I tell him there could be far worse things to buy than books.
So no - to answer your real question, trade doesn’t put me off as a reader. Sheesh - books are expensive no matter what and they look pretty on the bookshelf too:smile:
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I like trade and HC. With the discounts most stores give you, trade is almost the same price at times. Size and or carrying a bigger book around doesn’t bother me (not with my trusty bag in hand LOL)
on February 24th, 2005 at 5:13 am
I prefer mass market because I can buy more books that way, but like Jill said, if it’s an author I want to read or a book that interests me, I’ll buy either form.
on February 23rd, 2005 at 7:56 pm
If it’s an author I want to read, or a book that has caught my eye, I’ll buy it in any form. I am a book slut, no doubt.
on February 23rd, 2005 at 6:42 pm
I’m hardback and mass market. I will buy trade size, don’t get me wrong. But I lean more to the HB’s and MM’s.
on February 23rd, 2005 at 5:18 pm
Mass market, here.
I’ve been a SAHM for ten years, so 80% of my books are bought with money embezzled from the grocery budget. Others are bought during ‘family trips’ to the big bookstore or with gift cards. (I go on trade binges right after Christmas :roll:)
But it’s not only money. I have mass market-sized bookshelves. Trade is too tall.
on February 23rd, 2005 at 2:48 pm
I’m cheap, so naturally I prefer mass market. Does this mean I won’t buy trade if it’s the only alternative? Heck, no. I won’t wait around a year for a Brava to be released in mass market format, either. But given a choice, I’d rather all books cost $5.99 or less:-).
on February 23rd, 2005 at 12:27 pm
mass market.
Jaq, the plebe.
on February 23rd, 2005 at 10:26 am
Hardcover, all the way!!
on February 23rd, 2005 at 8:40 am
I’m with Steph, but I think I do have a tendency to go with trade.
on February 23rd, 2005 at 6:48 am
I am book slut…I love all books. Books, books, books - don’t really care what type they are. When my husband comments, I tell him there could be far worse things to buy than books.
So no - to answer your real question, trade doesn’t put me off as a reader. Sheesh - books are expensive no matter what and they look pretty on the bookshelf too:smile:
on February 23rd, 2005 at 5:03 am