Read of one independent bookseller who was going to buy all his stock from ASDA because his wholesale price was £9. This is why independent bookshops are going out of business....Christian ones too I guess.
You best read them both quick. I never realised that JK Rowling was a Christian until I read this last one.
It shines through it an amazing amount. A real trojan horse and a half. Already given me a few opportunities to talk about the gospel. Amazing stuff - thank God for JK Rowling (never thought I'd say it)!
Hm, not sure on the Christian angle: only as much as I'd take Rowling over Dahl any day. I was in Montréal when it came out, and paid an arm and a leg. (This makes mobility difficult, and sadly I've had to give up playing the violin, but there we go.)
My wife just bought a copy. I've not read the previous one yet.
FIVE POUNDS !
ReplyDeleteHere in France the law restricts reductions on books to 5%.
Mind you, they are cheaper in the first place.
But not books published in English ! You pay full price and then some.
Read of one independent bookseller who was going to buy all his stock from ASDA because his wholesale price was £9. This is why independent bookshops are going out of business....Christian ones too I guess.
ReplyDeleteCrazy isn't it. I guess its a loss leader for Asda.
ReplyDeleteHows the floods your way - we tried home to Arborfield and back today and had a nightmare with closed roads everywhere.
Don't know 'bout Eversley - went to London (blogging about this) and trains/buses were fine.
ReplyDeletecheapest in NZ is $30 (12-13 pounds) and that is MIGHTY cheap!
ReplyDeleteHey Dave,
ReplyDeleteYou best read them both quick. I never realised that JK Rowling was a Christian until I read this last one.
It shines through it an amazing amount. A real trojan horse and a half. Already given me a few opportunities to talk about the gospel. Amazing stuff - thank God for JK Rowling (never thought I'd say it)!
I'd say more but I'll ruin it.
Hm, not sure on the Christian angle: only as much as I'd take Rowling over Dahl any day. I was in Montréal when it came out, and paid an arm and a leg. (This makes mobility difficult, and sadly I've had to give up playing the violin, but there we go.)
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