This article and the responses to it are mostly clueless. Online book retailers routinely discount bestsellers on their initial days of release by 30-50% to gain click-thrus and eyeballs. Hillary's book is currently 40% and the #1 seller on Amazon. The #2 book, BRAVING THE WILDERNESS by Brené Brown, is also 40% off.  The #3 seller, the children's book PRINCESSES WEAR PANTS by Savannah Guthrie, is actually 42% off.  Keep going down the list: #4 Stephen King's IT (34% off), #5 Katy Tur's UNBELIEVABLE (40% off), and so on, and so on. By way of comparison, the last Harry Potter novel was discounted by Amazon 51% when it first came out. Do none of you really know how retail bookselling works? 

And not that it should matter, but memo to the illiterate anti-Semitic dirtbags in this comments section: "the jew-owned simon and shyster" is a division of the thirty-billion-dollar, publicly-traded CBS Corporation.  It hasn't been privately owned since 1976, you toothless idiots.