I've had success with it several times (or else I wouldn't have posted it), but in my case it was largely with classic lit, not necessarily tons of new releases.

Better yet, take your used book buying to local used book stores. Support the people who live in your community before sending your money to Bezos and his underpaid robot/human army.

I embraced the digital book revolution fairly heartily, and use iBooks and the Kindle app on my iPad and iPhone regularly.

Give or take 24 hours of air travel. I'm in New Jersey. I'm leaving the country for a new job, and I'm trying to figure out how reasonable it is to want to store the library I've amassed as a lifelong book addict (and person who receives free books through work).

This is actually quite a good deal for bundling. A+ for social media outreach, LitBit!

gotcha..

Peter, I can't tell you how long I've waited for something like this; it may even get me buying physical books again! :)

I'm not worried. Amazon already treats me that way, Google knows what books I'm searching for, and Facebook knows what books I'm talking about.

Hah - that kind of thing gives me some angst too - someone else mentioned that if that bothered you too much, consider signing a sheet of acrylic and laying it over the book. Then it looks like you've signed the pages, but yeah - acrylic.

This is an absolutely genius idea. Kudos to the people who made this happen.

Great tip, thanks!