Get Your Shit Together US$3.00 (Brand New)

Get Your Shit Together
I'm now selling this book to make space on my bookshelf. Click here to read a page.  I'm selling this book much cheaper than Amazon for the same condition. You are welcome to price check it. Please note that I don't do exchange or return on this item. It's sold as is. If you have further questions regarding international shipping arrangement, combined shipping, or the condition of this book, please contact me. I'm also giving away some magazines and books that I had finsihed reading, click here to check them out.
Condition: Brand New
Price:US$3.00 (Click here to compare with Amazon price.)
Shipping: $3.90 (Within the USA only.)

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