Title: Price Issues
Product review: I didn't actually read this book. I am trying to read more on my kindle rather than buying books. However, I will NEVER pay more for a kindle book than I would for the actual book. Each book produced has a price associated with the ink, the paper, the printing machinery, the weight for shipping, etc. Please explain how the marginal costs per copy can be more once the book is put into digital format. If I decide I need to read this book (or any book where the kindle cost is more than the actual book) I will get it from the library where the publisher (and sadly the author) will get no money from me at all.
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