Just in Time for Christmas! All the Gargantuan Guides in One Place!
Do you still have gifts to buy? Don’t want to leave the comfort of your home or office? Are you dreading the very thought of stepping into a store?
By Dana Hunter
This article was published in Scientific American’s former blog network and reflects the views of the author, not necessarily those of Scientific American
Do you still have gifts to buy? Don't want to leave the comfort of your home or office? Are you dreading the very thought of stepping into a store? Want to give the gift of knowledge and laughter in just a few easy steps?
I've got you covered! All of my Super-Gargantuan Guides to books are now in one convenient location. Browse, buy, and ship - all in time for Christmas. If you're buying an ebook, you could even order the day of. It doesn't get much easier! The worst part is the danger that your own list of desperately wanted books will grow as you peruse the selections, but that's a risk you can manage, right?
Also, you can still give the gift of a good geological pun, plus a little earth science, all lovingly hand-collected and crafted by me and B, but you'll have to hurry. Today is the last day for guaranteed Christmas shipping. Visit this page for details, links, and a special offer.
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Deep breath, folks. It's almost over. Then we can take a breather before we party like it's 2015!
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