Are you more likely to purchase a book because if it is available in Logos/Verbum

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Are you more likely to purchase a book because if it is available in Logos/Verbum 19 votes

I only buy books available in Logos/Verbum
5%
Mike Binks 1 vote
I prefer to buy books when they are available in Logos/Verbum
84%
John FidelJan KrohnNorman CubbagePaul CaneparoNB.MickLou RosenRalph WoodDebra W BoueyPastor Don CarpenterDavid McClisterDonovan R. PalmerSteven MacDonaldAlan saundersJason Stone (Logos)Thomas Glen LeoAntony Brennan 16 votes
I’ll buy books wherever I like thankyou very much
10%
Frank SauerYasmin Stephen 2 votes

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  • Paul Caneparo
    Paul Caneparo Member Posts: 2,646 ✭✭✭
    I prefer to buy books when they are available in Logos/Verbum

    I'm far more likely to buy a book if it's available from Logos. I will only buy a commentary elsewhere if Logos don't offer or if it's very, very cheap in a secondhand shop or a couple of dollars in Kindle.

    Additionally, I will buy books on sale from Logos that I probably wouldn't even consider in paperback or Kindle. It frustrates me when publishers have an ebook sale which they extend to Kindle but not Faithlife eBooks, as I will only buy a book cheaply in Kindle if it's a "must buy" for me, whereas I buy ebooks on sale in Faithlife ebooks with far less discernment.

  • Pastor Don Carpenter
    Pastor Don Carpenter Member Posts: 94 ✭✭
    I prefer to buy books when they are available in Logos/Verbum

    I have found that i have abandoned print books all together. The font doesn't increase when I do the two finger thing lol… When I see a book I am interested i first check Logos, then audiobook, then Kindle. I prefer Logos books not only because they are folded into my study, but also because I can either read or listen to them anywhere.

  • Frank Sauer
    Frank Sauer Member Posts: 1,430 ✭✭✭
    I’ll buy books wherever I like thankyou very much

    I used to prefer purchasing in Logos if available (unless there was a significant price difference)

    Now…. Well, until I am once again comfortable with the path Logos is taking - I lean towards purchasing an ebook/mobi version if available - at least I can easily view those with compatible readers.

    Logos 10 - OpenSuse Tumbleweed, Windows 11, Android 15 & Android 14

  • scooter
    scooter Member Posts: 1,035 ✭✭

    I only buy Logos books. I have no shelf room for paper books.

    Reading in Logos is easier on my body. With paper books, or holding a kindle, I get neck/shoulder aches; my head is arched down more, my shoulder says 'no more.'

  • Yasmin Stephen
    Yasmin Stephen Member Posts: 1,475 ✭✭✭
    I’ll buy books wherever I like thankyou very much

    I've bought books elsewhere that were available to me in Logos, mainly because the price was very right. I'm dealing with a conversion rate; I can't afford to be Logos-only (as much I would love to be!).

  • Donovan R. Palmer
    Donovan R. Palmer Member Posts: 2,498 ✭✭✭
    edited November 22
    I prefer to buy books when they are available in Logos/Verbum

    I have primarily been digital for over 15 years. Sometimes I have to buy a book on the Kindle, or worse on paper, but my first stop is always Logos. My book budget on Logos over the years definitely shows it too!

  • Thomas Glen Leo
    Thomas Glen Leo Member Posts: 45 ✭✭
    I prefer to buy books when they are available in Logos/Verbum

    I'm with @Pastor Don Carpenter and @Donovan R. Palmer - I purchase books on Logos if they are available on Logos, and Kindle if not, and if they are not available on Logos or Kindle then I note them on my "To Be Read" list and wait for them to show up on Logos or Kindle. Right now I have bookmarks in four books - the Bible (of course), a book I'm reading on my own, and two books I'm reading with groups - and all four are open in Logos. When I do read a book on the Kindle - meaning the Windows Kindle app - it's truly annoying to have to leave Logos.

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