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Supporting indie businesses can make a HUGE difference! 📚⁠ ⁠ Aiming for more ethical consumption—of what you buy, where you shop, and who you support—is an admirable goal, but a tricky one. Still, if you have the financial and logistical means to do so, the results are powerful. ⁠ ⁠ Head to the link in bio to learn more about these alternatives and additional ways to shop local! Share your go-to alternatives in the comments below ⬇️⁠ [EDIT: BIG oops! We forgot Goodreads on the Amazon-owned slide! You can see all of the Amazon-owned companies and services at the link in bio.] __⁠ ⁠ #Librofm #ShopSmall #ShopLocal #IndependentBookshop #IndieBookshop #Bookstagram #Audiobookstagram #ReadingIsFun #AlwaysReading #ReadBooks⁠ ⁠ [ID: Eight slides with a pink background and lighter pink Libro.fm logo on top. Slide 1 reads: "Your guide to independent bookish alternatives: A non-comprehensive look at books, audiobooks, eBooks, and beyond." Slide 2: "FYI: Amazon-affiliated companies and services: Amazon Books, Audible, Kindle eBooks, Audiobook Creation Exchange (ACX), Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP), BookFinder.com, LibraryThing, AbeBooks, Litsy." Slide 3: "Audiobook alternatives: Libro.fm: We are committed to sharing profits with our bookshop partners across the globe, helping our listeners diversify their reading habits, and providing an accessible and customer-driven platform; Libby: A free app, Libby is a user-friendly way to borrow audiobooks and more from your local library. eBook alternatives: Glose: A social reading platform where people can discover, read, and highlight eBooks and audiobooks; Fable: A social reading platform that hosts online book clubs led by members, celebrities, and authors." Slide 4: "Print book alternatives: Your local bookshop: There’s no better way to shop local! Bookshop.org: An online bookstore with a mission to financially support local, independent bookshops. ShopQueer.co: An independent online bookshop that splits profits with queer authors." (Cont. in comments)