to think that wanting £168 for this book is bloody ridiculous

[JiltedJohnsJulie]

here.

Okay, so it's supposed to be a very good book, but haven't these people heard of libraries?

Here

It's a typo.

It's 11.64 on eBay

shop.ebay.co.uk/i.html?_kw=Fussy&_kw=Baby&_kw=Book%3A&_kw=Parenting&_kw=your&_kw=high-need&_kw=child

www.abebooks.co.uk/servlet/SearchResults?an=sears&bt.x=0&bt.y=0&sts=t&tn=fussy+baby

From 62p on Abe. Always, always use Abe for books :o

Meh. That's cheap. :)

Amazon Algorithm Price War Leads to $23.6-Million-Dollar Book Listing

Apparently Amazon has a programme that sellers can use for pricing where the seller can price compared to other sellers. This can cause pricing problems if one prices at £0.10 more than another and another sets it at 3% more than the first - the prices sort of run away with themselves.

I saw some academic type text books on Amazon Kindle store for £3.5 k! Atleast i assume thats what they were, I didnt understand most of the title never mind the book itself :o

coastgirl, why not buy the book, read it, then sell it on. Even if you buy for £30 and sell for £25 it still won't have cost you more than an average paperback...and you may just make a pound or two.