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Jim Piper: Amazon KDP author data

As of Nov 6, 2026, Jim Piper has 3 books on Amazon, 3 of them on a best-seller list in the last 30 days (best rank #1), mostly in Reference, Historical, Movies & Video.

3Books on Amazon
3Listed in 30 days
4.5Average rating
Median price$17.99
Price range (middle 50%)$15.99 – $21.49
Median reviews67
Total reviews148
New books (30 days)0
Breakout books (30 days)0

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What stands out

  • Median price $17.99, 28% below the median of their main category, Reference.

Jim Piper's best-ranked books

  1. The Film Appreciation Book: The Film Course You Always Wanted to Take book cover by Jim Piper

    The Film Appreciation Book: The Film Course You Always Wanted to Take

    by Jim Piper

    • Price$13.99
    • Rating4.5
    • Reviews67
    • Published2014-11

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  2. The Film Appreciation Book: The Film Course You Always Wanted to Take book cover by Jim Piper

    The Film Appreciation Book: The Film Course You Always Wanted to Take

    by Jim Piper

    • Price$24.99
    • Rating4.5
    • Reviews67
    • Published2014-11

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  3. Get the Picture?: The Movie Lover's Guide to Watching Films book cover by Jim Piper

    Get the Picture?: The Movie Lover's Guide to Watching Films

    by Jim Piper

    • Price$17.99
    • Rating4.6
    • Reviews14

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FAQ

How many books does Jim Piper have on Amazon?

KDPTop tracks 3 of their books; 3 made an Amazon list in the last 30 days.

Which categories does Jim Piper publish in?

Their books chart most often in Reference, Historical, Movies & Video.

How does Jim Piper price their books?

The median price is $17.99; half of the books cost $15.99–$21.49.

Has Jim Piper released new books recently?

0 new books in the last 30 days.

About this data

Data comes from KDPTop's daily crawl of Amazon's public Best Sellers pages; medians use the latest list. The opportunity score (0–100, higher is easier to enter) combines the review barrier, the share of low-review books, list turnover, new-release share and price.