Reddit mentions of Killing Lincoln: The Shocking Assassination that Changed America Forever (Bill O'Reilly's Killing Series)

For anyone who would like to know, the following books I've read are my favorite and I'd really recommend them to anyone: The Martian by Andy Weir, Gerald's Game by Stephen King, The Panther by Nelson DeMille, Unflinching by Jodi Mitic, American Sniper by Chris Kyle, and Fight Club by Chuck Palahniuk

EDIT: Oh, and Blackwater - The Rise of the World's Most Powerful Mercenary Army by Jeremy Scahill.

EDDIT 2: Oh, and Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card which is so much better than the movie. The movie does not do this novel justice. And Killing Lincoln by Bill O'Reilly.

That is NOT my experience in shopping for ebooks.

Chosen at random from my recommendations on amazon.com:

Breathless, same price as paperback

Full Dark, No Stars, Same price as paperback

Daniel X, -$1 from hardcover

The Art of Fielding: A Novel, +$1.88 over paperback

Killing Lincoln: The Shocking Assassination that Changed America Forever. = to hardcover

The Heroes of Olympus, Book Two: The Son of Neptune, -$1.41 over hardcover

Hell House, -$0.18 over paperback

Fight Club, -$2.57 over paperback

Prices are only slightly lower, if at all over physical books. Obviously this is a small sample, but whenever I go looking it is typically what I find.

Your overhead arguments are mostly false as well:

• marketing cost are equal for ebook vs physical
  
  
• royalties are equal for ebook vs physical
  
  
• conversion? The books are all edited electronically already and it only needs to be done once
  
  
• Data center storage is vastly less expensive than warehousing and retail shelf space space needed for physical books which should result in lower price
  
  
• you only need 1 secure digital copy, vs thousands of physical books which should result in lower price which should result in lower price
  
  
• ebooks need never be shipped which should result in lower price
  
  
• publishers will never overprint ebooks which should result in lower price
  
  edit: formatting

Its not a factual account they why is listed at Amazon U.S. Civil War History rather than fiction?

>but reddit hears bill o'reilly and fox news and goes full neckbeard-autistic.

Aren't you assuming way to much that most people on Reddit couldn't give a care about Bill O'Reilly or Fox news?

The Elephant and the Dragon

It'll give you a better overview of very recent Chinese history and politics, and contrasts it with India as well. Very readable yet informative.

Well you could, but if you're already uneducated how do you know which books to read? Because if it's this or this, you're not getting an education. You're getting indoctrinated.

There's a good reason for institutionalized knowledge to guide people who seek it.

The amazon reviews appear to have been spammed with "BOOK SUCKS AND INACCURATE!" reviews. I am no fan of Bill but seriously, don't judge a book based solely on who wrote it.