Amazon now lists my book Investing in Kids as in stock now, both in paperback and hardback, and therefore available for immediate shipping. Before, Amazon for some reason had the book listed as “available in one to two months”, which is not exactly the most compelling sales pitch. For those of you who prefer buying from Amazon rather than directly from the Upjohn Institute, buying from Amazon will now be quicker than it was before, although I doubt if it took 1 to 2 months before. From my perspective as an author, a higher sales rank from Amazon would be a plus. If you’ve read the book and wish to review it at Amazon, that would be very helpful as well.
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Recent Posts
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