I came across a beautifully illustrated hardback book, in an old fashioned style. I checked it wasn't being sold elsewhere for a cheaper price and think I've found the best deal, and it's currently sitting in the basket.
It's intended to be a gift for a close friends, and it's a classic. I'm trying to convince myself that I should get the best version I can find. I know it will last a bit longer in comparison to a paperback without developing lines so it can be given away again as it's likely to only be read a few times at most, and I know my friend wouldn't mind if I get a cheap or expensive vesion, but I still think it'd be a nice thing to get them especially as they don't have very many nice things.
On the other hand, the difference between the one I have chosen and the cheaper versions are £10-15.
Admittedly, I've chosen them two other items and the basket already comes to £50 which e so I want to cut the cost down and not spend too much unnecessarily.
Does it really matter if I get a cheap version or not? It feels stingy