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How Low Can 'Harry Potter' Go? Indie Bookstores Diss Amazon
May 10, 2007 - 3:37pm — birdie
Indie bookstores say they might end up buying their stock of the final Harry Potter book from Amazon.com if their price beats the publishers, Scholastic. Publishers Weekly's Claire Kirch reports.
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The story doesn't say anything about stores saying they're going to buy from Amazon, just that buying from Amazon is a soulless experience.
Soulless maybe but a lot cheaper!