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Amazon's newest subscription service, a Prime book box for kids, makes it easier (and cheaper) for you to fill your kid's bookshelf with fresh material, month after month.

This might be a mistake, but we bought it anyway.

The six-part series for Good Omens will come to Amazon in 2018.

Shopping at the physical Amazon Books store in Chicago shows reveals interesting new approaches, inexplicable new complications, and a lot of questions.

Why you need to be wary of Amazon's new buy box policy for new books.

Wonder how money is made selling books for a penny on Amazon? Here's how.

On what we should be able to expect from Amazon, in exchange for how much many readers trust them with our book lives.

One reader's wishlist for a site that operates like a Rotten Tomatoes for books.

One Rioter talks about her addiction to buying e-books.

Do ebook retailers feel free to remove ebooks from devices because they don't actually value the product?

A former editor on reviewing (or more often, not) bad books when you probably know the author, or agent, or publicist, or...

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Alternatives to Amazon's bookish offerings

Alternatives to Amazon's bookish offerings