I’m sure it’s happened to others, but it’s a first time for me.
Amazon tried to sell me one of my own books.
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Did you buy it?
At forty quid? You must be joking! It’s not worth that much!
If you would only study it faithfully day by day, it would be worth that and more.
Now I’ve retired, I have time to do that
Amazon identified an item closely matching the customer’s interests.
Might be worth forking out for if Amazon then gives you an opportunity otherwise perhaps (?) not available to post a glowing review! ;-P