Anyone wish there was a kindle version of a book on amazon and follow the link to tell the publisher that you want a kindle version?
(I am waiting for kindle version of Charlotte's Web to appear.) If we list the books we would like, and We as a group request them, I would think there would be a better chance of getting a result.
When I open the book's information page, Amazon has a sidebar that says something like; "not on kindle? click here to tell the publisher you want to read this book on your kindle"
I guess legally it would need be agreed upon between the author and publisher.
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(I am waiting for kindle version of Charlotte's Web to appear.) If we list the books we would like, and We as a group request them, I would think there would be a better chance of getting a result.
Does this sound like an idea?