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Literanista January 8, 2008

Barnes & Noble is having a great after holiday sale on books and calendars!

This was my order:
Aloft, Chang-rae Lee
Hardcover
ISBN: 0641679238
Online Price: $3.99
-$0.20
$3.79

Magic Seeds, V. S. Naipaul
Hardcover
ISBN: 0641841809
Online Price: $3.99
-$0.20
$3.79

Memories of My Melancholy Whores
Gabriel García Márquez
Hardcover
ISBN: 0641871686
Online Price: $3.99
-$0.20
$3.79

Greed
Elfriede Jelinek, Martin Chalmers (Translator)
Hardcover
ISBN: 1583227571
Online Price: $24.95
-$1.25
$23.70

Not too Shabby, if I must say so myself.

Visa CC holders, can use the same coupon for max. discounts:
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Shipping is free w/$25 purchase and delivered in 24Hrs in Manhattan.

The Orphanage is officially in theaters, has anyone seen it yet? I’m dying to go myself.

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