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message 1: by Emma (new)

Emma | 112 comments I mainly get mine from Amazon and I use Netgalley every now and then. I'm rarely able to buy print books as I don't have space for them


message 2: by Judith (new)

Judith | 559 comments I get mine from my daughter as gifts.


message 3: by Mary (last edited Jun 29, 2016 01:49PM) (new)

Mary (broomemarygmailcom) Bookbub--large variety including bestsellers for free or up to about $4.00/

And, David, I probably read about 3/4th as big print hardback books. My local library had a patron who left them $500 per month to buy Large Print only! It is about 7 years and the money keeps coming. :)


message 4: by Beth (new)

Beth Stewart | 644 comments I joined our library to get access to e-books and audio books, only to discover that it is an Ontario-wide consortium that the library is part of ...... So the wait lists are incredible because they only have one license per book usually.


message 5: by Beth (new)

Beth Stewart | 644 comments AND... I am having troubles with books not downloading or downloading corrupted files. Not impressed with the app the libraries are using


message 6: by Beth (new)

Beth Stewart | 644 comments The trouble with our library system is that they never have the new books and, with the e-books and audio's, I find there is invariably 7-10 people waiting for the one copy the library consortium has for all of Ontario.

Perhaps Your system might be better.


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