Eastlake Bookstore ordered $12,500 worth of The Law of Contracts textbooks from Legal Publishing. It was to be shipped in time for the Fall semester; however, they did not arrive. As a result, Eastlake Bookstore had to cover by ordering the textbooks from another company, but it cost 20 percent more than the price under the original contract. Eastlake passed on part of the higher cost to the students, which resulted in the loss of sales. What damages are available to Eastlake, if any? (Be specific and provide your analysis.)

Is Eastlake bookstore entitled to consequential damage or incidental damages?