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I have around 40 books purchased via amazon, and they are mostly programming/woodworking. No matching results via matchbook for me. I do have to wonder if thei
by casion 13y ago
I have around 40 books purchased via amazon, and they are mostly programming/woodworking. No matching results via matchbook for me.
I do have to wonder if their selection available for matching includes many non-fiction titles.
- andyjohnson0 13y agoThe examples listed at [1] seem to be mass-market fiction titles only. I didn't check through 100+ pages of listing though. [1] http://www.amazon.com/b/?node=7792718011 http://www.amazon.com/b/?node=7792718011
- g4m8i7 13y agoI had David Flanagan's O'Reilly Jquery Pocket Reference show up, but it was $2.99 vs $8.49. The only other one was a Charles Williams novel which was $2.99 vs $7.99. The deals are a little anemic. A $5 discount just seems weak. As was mentioned above, this is very nearly full price already. In fact, there are used paperback copies available for $2.09 from the Amazon Sellers. So far, I'm pretty underwhelmed. Just a quick browse through the available books, the pickings are pretty slim. Lots of pulp novels, not a lot of newer stuff. It's a step in the right direction, but it isn't really there yet. I'm hoping Amazon can show publishers the light.
- smackfu 13y agoFalcon Guides (for hiking and outdoorsy stuff) are on there. Also mainstream non-fiction, like Super Freakonomics and Simon Winchester books (Krakatoa, Professor and Mad Man)