[quote=""cw gortner""]I endorsed Robin's new book, so I hope you both love it. I did! I just didn't see it on my Vine newsletter. Guess I need to do better with my reviews. I've not reviewed or ordered any books from Vine in months, so I'm not getting stellar picks. [/quote]
It's a mystery how Amazon targets the Vine newsletters for each individual and no one gets the same newsletter either. I haven't seen anything for months on Vine that remotely interested me, nor have I posted any vine reviews in quite a while (only one sitting unread and undone) so I was surprised to find something today. Too bad I only buy books I might actually get offered some of the electronics and treadmills
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[quote=""Kasthu""]...And then just now I bout EC's The Love Knot through BD. I have a sickness, lol.
Has anyone seen their "watch people shop" feature? I've just spent the last five minutes watching it.[/quote]
The watch people shop feature is hypnotising isn't it!
Has anyone seen their "watch people shop" feature? I've just spent the last five minutes watching it.[/quote]
The watch people shop feature is hypnotising isn't it!
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[quote=""Misfit""]It's a mystery how Amazon targets the Vine newsletters for each individual and no one gets the same newsletter either. I haven't seen anything for months on Vine that remotely interested me, nor have I posted any vine reviews in quite a while (only one sitting unread and undone) so I was surprised to find something today. Too bad I only buy books I might actually get offered some of the electronics and treadmills [/quote]
I already have the Robin book, so I passed on that.
The latest Anne B. book was on the vinelist, but not on my newsletter.
I get a ton of YA books, but none of which called to me so I passed on all of em.
Remarkable creatures is her latest book. Never heard of it, myself.
BTW the vine is up this Tuesday.
I already have the Robin book, so I passed on that.
The latest Anne B. book was on the vinelist, but not on my newsletter.
I get a ton of YA books, but none of which called to me so I passed on all of em.
Remarkable creatures is her latest book. Never heard of it, myself.
BTW the vine is up this Tuesday.
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