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Actually, a lot of places. I prefer physical books, and sometimes I actually prefer them used. A used book has a history to it and I like that.
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What if it's a used history book?!Gravy wrote:Wherever I can get them
Actually, a lot of places. I prefer physical books, and sometimes I actually prefer them used. A used book has a history to it and I like that.
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I don't knowrssllue wrote:What if it's a used history book?!Gravy wrote:Wherever I can get them
Actually, a lot of places. I prefer physical books, and sometimes I actually prefer them used. A used book has a history to it and I like that.
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Grief is just love with no place to go.
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Most of the books are around $3-4, and I believe once you get over $10 worth in your cart, shipping is free!
I use it to get textbooks as well. They may be a few versions behind the current one, but the information is mostly the same anyways!
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Thriftbooks.com is amazing!! I think the first book I got was The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's nest for about $4 and was shocked when the package came in and it was a huge hardcover! What a dealkatiesquilts wrote:If anyone here doesn't know about thriftbooks.com, they should check it out!!
Most of the books are around $3-4, and I believe once you get over $10 worth in your cart, shipping is free!
I use it to get textbooks as well. They may be a few versions behind the current one, but the information is mostly the same anyways!
Besides that site, I also hit up my local new and used book store and library book sales and Barnes and Nobles every now and then.
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