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If you're trying to draw your kids away from the boob tube or the Playstation,
check out these sites for books. Not only do most of them have a great
selection, they also have recommendations on other books that might suit their
ever changing interests.
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Bookvine - What
earned this site the #1 spot wasn't the prices--even though they were
competitive with the Giants (Amazon, BN)--it was the fact that if you buy over
$50 in books you can earn 10% cash back or 20% in "book bucks"
towards future book purchases every time you shop at their site (balance must
be paid off within 30 days). Additionally, shipping is $7 for orders
between $50-$99 and 6% of the total for orders over $100.
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Barnes and Noble - Not only do they have grown up
books but a great selection of low priced children's books. Furthermore,
with their immense inventory they will probably have what you're looking for
in stock. Delivery can be referenced on our other review found in the Bookstores
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Amazon - This online retailer
has almost every niche of the book market and they intend to stay! A
wide selection of children's books with reviews so you can make an informed
decision before you buy. Also, you can view a list of what other
customers purchased along with your particular title to help with additional
purchases in the same genre. Delivery is a low $3 + $0.99 for each book
in the order.
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Other Notable Stores
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Cherry Valley - Not
only are their books for kids, but young adults, and other books on
parenting. The site isn't as flashy as others, but the content is great
and delivery is free if you order more than 6 books and just $3.95 for orders
with 5 or fewer books.
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Alephbet - If you're trying to
rekindle those lost childhood memories with that one book your parents read to
you at bed time--try here. They have a pretty good inventory and
delivery isn't bad either at $5 for the first book and a buck for every
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