I'll be entering college next month and I've been hearing it's more affordable to get your textbooks electronically rather than getting the physical books themselves. From the Nook, iPad, Kindle, or whatever other eBook readers there are, what would you recommend the most?|||Hi, Meg Ryan, neither Nook nor Kindle handles eTextbooks well however Barnes and Noble has something for a regular PC or MAC including a laptop or a desktop. An eTextbook is a digital, downloadable, version of a physical textbook. It can be read on your PC and Mac with B%26amp;N's free NOOKstudy application. An eTextbook will look exactly like the physical version so you will see the same graphs, charts, drawings etc. The best part is that you can read your eTextbook anywhere that you bring your computer without needing the internet! And, you have the option to purchase or rent it depending on your needs.
In terms of Nook vs. Kindle for everything else, current e-Ink Nook is much better than current e-ink Kindle as Nook has the latest generation touch screen display, no page turn lag, it weights less, and its battery lasts twice as long, and it doesn't blink on each page turn. Having that out of the way, you should then decide which screen you want: e-Ink or LCD. It depends on what you're reading. If just black %26amp; white novels then the better one would be e-Ink Nook from Barnes %26amp; Noble. If you read electronic magazines or college text books with a lot of color graphs and charts or children鈥檚' books with a lot of pictures then the better would be Nook Color LCD from Barnes %26amp; Noble. Whichever device you choose, here's the advantages of the Nook鈥檚 (both e-Ink black %26amp; white and Nook Color) over Kindle:
- Any Barnes %26amp; Noble store provides free Wi-Fi to Nook's and when you walk in with the Nook to B%26amp;N store, you鈥檙e allowed to read any available eBook for free while in the store via free provided in the store Wi-Fi. With Nook, while in BN store you get exclusive articles from top authors, and great offers including cafe treats and unique deals.
- Nook allows to lend Nook books for two weeks to friends and family or share with your other devices that run B%26amp;N app (PC, MAC, Android phones, Apple iPhone, iPod and iPad, etc.)
- Nook (unlike Kindle) can be used for library ebooks.
Kindle only supports eBooks in its proprietary AZW format. Nook, on the other hand, supports both DRM-protected and DRM-free ebooks in ePub format thus it supports ebooks from B%26amp;N store, from any other DRM-free source on the web, and from public libraries.|||I would totally go with a Kindle. Amazon just launched their college textbook rental service.
Amazon has the best selection and features in my opinion.. and is growing faster than anyone else in the ebook market.
You can compare the different kindle models and get a good deal on a kindle 3 here:
http://www.syncpedia.com/goto/kindle_sto鈥?/a>
I would totally recommend a 3g kindle. You can get one for just $30 more these days then the basic wifi model, and it allows you to use the web browser free anywhere vs just wifi hotspots.
I use mine to read blogs/news/facebook/email etc.
I purchased the 3g kindle before the special offer version was released but if I was doing it again I would opt for this one:
http://www.syncpedia.com/goto/kindle_3g_鈥?/a>
That model gives you the full 3g kindle for less, since it has minor ads in non critical areas.
From what I understand the ads are easy to ignore though since they are not on any main content.
Anyways good luck!|||PLEASE do NOT go this route. People think they are so smart and cost effective doing this. PROFS WILL NOT allow them during open book tests and many HATE electronics in their classes. I've seen it happen and it WILL happen. I had to get special permission through my major's dept to take notes on my iPod touch. Swallow your pride and fork out the cash for a book. You can rent a book from book stores and sites now.|||Kindle by far!|||A laptop combined with software ereader applications may work out best overall if you'll be wanting to use your new device for writing notes and papers. See "Smartphone vs Ereader vs Tablet vs Laptop"
http://www.howtodecide.com/portable-comp鈥?/a>
If you're set on getting an ereader, it'd be prudent to wait until you know your book requirements as there is no clear consensus regarding which ereaders are better for college right now. Those who force the decision too early often end up with the best ereader for PDF http://www.howtodecide.com/ereader/#~tf.鈥?/a> to be safe, yet PDFs are non-ideal for ereaders. I'd wait to see what books I need if I were you before deciding which ereader to buy.
Some general ereader advice apart from textbook availability...
Kindle 3:
Pros:
+ E Ink display is great for long-run reading -- like reading from a book.
+ E Ink Pearl display provides 50% better contrast than E Ink Vizplex found in regular Nook.
+ 4G internal memory
Cons:
- web browsing, apps, and games are much worse than with a Nook Color.
- no SD expansion
Nook Touch: Same pros and cons as Kindle, plus:
Pros:
+ touch screen
+ EPUB/library support now; Kindles updated later this year
+ SD expansion
Cons:
- no 3G
- 2G internal memory
Kobo Touch: Same pros and cons as Nook Touch, plus:
Pros:
+ international bookstore
Cons:
- only 1G internal memory
- Partnership with out-of-business Borders
Sony Readers: Same pros and cons as Nook Touch, plus:
Pros:
+ better PDF support
Cons:
- expensive
- no wireless except on most expensive model (PRS-950)
- largest screen 7" (compared to 9.7" on Kindle DX)
Nook Color:
Pros:
+ better web browsing, apps, and games
Cons:
- long-run reading experience is poor compared to E Ink readers -- like reading from a computer monitor
iPad:
Pros:
+ best browsing, apps, and games
+ best PDF viewing
Cons:
- expensive
- heavy
- long-run reading experience is poor compared to E Ink readers -- like reading from a computer monitor
Nook First Edition:
Pros: None, unless you catch a great close-out sale or like the gimmicky mini color LCD panel used to show book covers
Cons:
- E Ink Vizplex display is older technology than E Ink Pearl found on Kindle 3s
- Web browsing, apps, and games are worse than Nook Color and Kindle 3
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Thursday, December 29, 2011
What are some good places to buy used textbooks online?
I want to save money this coming semester, and I am curious to know what good online places have good deals on textbooks.|||Hi Brittany H,
CourseSmart is probably your best bet. Check out the link below for more info. you'll see the link on the right side of the page.
Hope this helps.|||*Amazon- pretty decent.
*Half.com (It's the textbook section of ebay....highly recommend but fyi, give a few weeks for shipping.)
CourseSmart is probably your best bet. Check out the link below for more info. you'll see the link on the right side of the page.
Hope this helps.|||*Amazon- pretty decent.
*Half.com (It's the textbook section of ebay....highly recommend but fyi, give a few weeks for shipping.)
What is a good legit website that will buy back your textbooks?
Does anyone know of any good legit websites where you can sell your college textbooks or, more preferably, have the website just automatically buy back your textbook (for more than what it would cost for you to just ship it!). Any good useful advice or links is appreciated. Also, I know I can sell it back to the college bookstore I bought it from, but I am looking for other options. Thanks!|||Try using http://www.bigwords.com They are a textbook search engine that searches all the online retailers (including those already mentioned here) and rental sites to find you the best prices. But you can also use them to search for resellers to sell your book to.|||I would buy used at GreenTextbooks.com - Saving the Planet One Textbook at a Time
GreenTextbooks.com is your online leader for finding used textbooks, DVDs, CDs. With GreenTextbooks.com you're not only saving trees, you are saving some green.
http://www.GreenTextbooks.com
GreenTextbooks.com is your online leader for finding used textbooks, DVDs, CDs. With GreenTextbooks.com you're not only saving trees, you are saving some green.
http://www.GreenTextbooks.com
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How many textbooks do you need per college basic?
I'll be a freshman in the fall and I just bought my school bag. I'm trying to decide if it will be big enough for everything. So I just want to know how big are textbooks and about how many per class?|||You typically have 1 textbook per class, but you usually don't need to bring the book. Some classes may have 3 or 4 smaller books that you read throughout the semester instead of a textbook. Some classes also have workbooks, which are usually pretty thing (maybe 50 pages). The size can range anywhere from a 200 page novel to a 1200 page hardcover textbook.
I've only had 1 professor in 3 weeks that required I bring my textbook to class every day. Plus, you won't have the same classes every day, so it's unlikely you will need 5 textbooks at once.|||Every class will vary in terms of the number and size of textbooks. If you can't fit them in your bag, you can leave them in your dorm room and pick them up between classes. If you commute, then leave them in your car.
I've only had 1 professor in 3 weeks that required I bring my textbook to class every day. Plus, you won't have the same classes every day, so it's unlikely you will need 5 textbooks at once.|||Every class will vary in terms of the number and size of textbooks. If you can't fit them in your bag, you can leave them in your dorm room and pick them up between classes. If you commute, then leave them in your car.
I thought textbooks were tax deductible, however the TaxCut proam says that it is not. What to do?
This is what the TaxCut Software says:
In addition, these expenses are not considered qualifying tuition expenses:
Amounts paid for books, supplies, equipment, or nonacademic activities, except for fees required to be paid to the school as a condition of enrollment
This is straight from the software. Is there somewhere else I should be deducting textbooks? Those things are expensive, and would love to deduct them!|||Textbooks are NOT deductable.
From publication 970:
Example 2.
Donna and Charles, both first-year students at College W, are required to have certain books and other reading materials to use in their mandatory first-year classes. The college has no policy about how students should obtain these materials, but any student who purchases them from College W's bookstore will receive a bill directly from the college. Charles bought his books from a friend, so what he paid for them is not a qualified education expense. Donna bought hers at College W's bookstore. Although Donna paid College W directly for her first-year books and materials, her payment is not a qualified expense because the books and materials are not required to be purchased from College W for enrollment or attendance at the institution.|||I would buy used at GreenTextbooks.com - Saving the Planet One Textbook at a Time
GreenTextbooks.com is your online leader for finding used textbooks, DVDs, CDs. With GreenTextbooks.com you're not only saving trees, you are saving some green.
http://www.GreenTextbooks.com
|||As the mom of a college student that used the HOPE tax credit, books and supplies are not deductable or usable as tax credits, only tuition (what was on your 1098).|||TaxCut is correct, those are not deductible.|||textbooks are not deductible.
In addition, these expenses are not considered qualifying tuition expenses:
Amounts paid for books, supplies, equipment, or nonacademic activities, except for fees required to be paid to the school as a condition of enrollment
This is straight from the software. Is there somewhere else I should be deducting textbooks? Those things are expensive, and would love to deduct them!|||Textbooks are NOT deductable.
From publication 970:
Example 2.
Donna and Charles, both first-year students at College W, are required to have certain books and other reading materials to use in their mandatory first-year classes. The college has no policy about how students should obtain these materials, but any student who purchases them from College W's bookstore will receive a bill directly from the college. Charles bought his books from a friend, so what he paid for them is not a qualified education expense. Donna bought hers at College W's bookstore. Although Donna paid College W directly for her first-year books and materials, her payment is not a qualified expense because the books and materials are not required to be purchased from College W for enrollment or attendance at the institution.|||I would buy used at GreenTextbooks.com - Saving the Planet One Textbook at a Time
GreenTextbooks.com is your online leader for finding used textbooks, DVDs, CDs. With GreenTextbooks.com you're not only saving trees, you are saving some green.
http://www.GreenTextbooks.com
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|||As the mom of a college student that used the HOPE tax credit, books and supplies are not deductable or usable as tax credits, only tuition (what was on your 1098).|||TaxCut is correct, those are not deductible.|||textbooks are not deductible.
What is the best place to buy cheap textbooks for college?
Shopping around for needed textbooks, just wondering where to find the best deals?|||ecampus.com|||I woud suggest GreenTextbooks.org
Save Money, Save The Planet
GreenTextbooks.org specializes in the recycling of textbooks, DVDs, CDs. Buying used textbooks not only saves you money, but cuts down on greenhouse gases caused by the manufacturing of new textbooks.
http://www.greentextbooks.org
|||I would buy used at GreenTextbooks.com - Saving the Planet One Textbook at a Time
GreenTextbooks.com is your online leader for finding used textbooks, DVDs, CDs. With GreenTextbooks.com you're not only saving trees, you are saving some green.
http://www.GreenTextbooks.com
|||www.valorebooks.com, I have found to have the cheapest textbooks. A lot of them are international editions which will save you a lot of money. Also, they will buy them back at the end of the semester and give you a pretty good amount. Entering "shipping" as the promotional code should get you free upgraded shipping.|||I used Bigwords.com for the first time this semester and I loved it! Easiest way to go for sure!!! I saved so much on all of my books that it made me want to kick my self in the face for not using the site earlier. The reason I think they're the best is that they compare many items at once, and calculate the best combination of stores to buy at, including coupons and shipping. They also let you include or exclude international editions, and they let you choose the ship time and then calculate the lowest price using the right shipping type at every store. Pretty neat! http://www.bigwords.com/|||some websites that sell cheap college textbooks are:
Half.com
campusbooks.com
cheapesttextbooks.com
textbooks.com
ecampus.com
textbooksrus.com
abebooks.com
|||Have you checked to see if your college/faculty has a used books registry? Mine does and people list their old books that they want to sell. It's cheaper than getting used ones from the bookstore. |||half.com is way cheaper than amazon.com thats where i go.
Save Money, Save The Planet
GreenTextbooks.org specializes in the recycling of textbooks, DVDs, CDs. Buying used textbooks not only saves you money, but cuts down on greenhouse gases caused by the manufacturing of new textbooks.
http://www.greentextbooks.org
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|||I would buy used at GreenTextbooks.com - Saving the Planet One Textbook at a Time
GreenTextbooks.com is your online leader for finding used textbooks, DVDs, CDs. With GreenTextbooks.com you're not only saving trees, you are saving some green.
http://www.GreenTextbooks.com
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|||www.valorebooks.com, I have found to have the cheapest textbooks. A lot of them are international editions which will save you a lot of money. Also, they will buy them back at the end of the semester and give you a pretty good amount. Entering "shipping" as the promotional code should get you free upgraded shipping.|||I used Bigwords.com for the first time this semester and I loved it! Easiest way to go for sure!!! I saved so much on all of my books that it made me want to kick my self in the face for not using the site earlier. The reason I think they're the best is that they compare many items at once, and calculate the best combination of stores to buy at, including coupons and shipping. They also let you include or exclude international editions, and they let you choose the ship time and then calculate the lowest price using the right shipping type at every store. Pretty neat! http://www.bigwords.com/|||some websites that sell cheap college textbooks are:
Half.com
campusbooks.com
cheapesttextbooks.com
textbooks.com
ecampus.com
textbooksrus.com
abebooks.com
|||Have you checked to see if your college/faculty has a used books registry? Mine does and people list their old books that they want to sell. It's cheaper than getting used ones from the bookstore. |||half.com is way cheaper than amazon.com thats where i go.
How do I sell all of my college textbooks?
I have a HUGEEEE stack of textbooks, and they just keep piling up every semester and then I never touch them again. I know selling them back to your college bookstore gets you absolutely minimal money back, but should I just bite the bullet and sell them for something. I don't know if I should sell online because you have to pay for shipping and a lot of effort is involved. Any tips are appreciated!|||You should really check out this article for places to sell your books back online: http://makecollegereality.com/succeed/ge鈥?/a> It gives you a bunch of different sites and important details on how much you'll get for shipping costs, how much they take as a commission, and how they'll pay you. You can either sell your books individually directly to people who need the books, or you can sell them all back at once to a website that sells used textbooks. You'll find both of those kinds of sites on that article.|||John Doe,you might want to think about selling ALL of your college textbooks
Here's some reasons why I wouldn't sell them all
- If I ever had a subject I struggled in,I would keep the textbooks that has all the methods of it.
- Keep and study college textbooks,sure I would forget some formulas,methods,and all that stuff.Then
there goes that one annoying test that might affect my whole grade! Sigh...Better open up these huge
and dusty books again to study all day long.Hopefully,I'll pass the test tomorrow with a 100% or a
huge A+
________
So Technically,I wouldn't sell my college textbooks or any other textbooks...Who knows -
One day you grow up to be as old as 70 years old.Sitting on a cushion chair or rocking chair
with a fireplace in front of you,too scared and cold to be wandering outside because it's winter.
So,you stare at the bookshelves and look at those humongous,dusty stacks of books.You decide
to grab one of them.You grab the math textbook your teacher in elementary school 4th grade gave you.You open to page 10 and find a Post-It note that says '' C + D '' and another Post-It note on
page 116 that says '' I hate Matthew! '' and remember the good times you had in your life with your
allies and enemies.
:)|||http://eaglesaver.com will buy your books and will pay for shipping. You can get an instant quote on their website for all books you want to sell (they also buy DVDs, Games, CDs). They have fastest payment processing time online. And they are a better business bureau member so you can feel confident about sending your stuff to them. Be a wear of companies who are noted for reducing people's payment without a good reason after they get books.
Hope it helps and good luck!|||I would suggest selling your textbooks at GreenTextbooks.com - Saving the Planet One Textbook at a Time GreenTextbooks.com is your online leader for finding used textbooks, DVDs, CDs. Buying used textbooks not only Saves You Money, it also Helps the Environment. With GreenTextbooks.com you're not only saving trees, you are saving some green. http://www.GreenTextbooks.com|||You will get most for your money selling it on market places such as amazon or half.com. You should have sold it right after the semester or when you were done using it.
Each out amazon and half , else see what buck back companies have to offer.
http://usedtextbookprices.com/ instantly compares textbook buyback prices to show who offers the best price. Good Luck.|||At my bookstore they give you up to 50% back. OR check your bookstores used price for the textbook and then price it 10-25 bucks below the used price and resell it on craigslist or make a flyer. I'm sure your college has a community cork board. BUT you need to resell ASAP after your done with the class incase they make a new edition then the book will be useless|||Well consider letting friends know you are in possession of certain textbook and ask if they know anyone that is taking the same classes you did that might require them to buy them? Also Im sure some classes switch up versions of books at times, so if you can not get rid of them any other way your last resort should be your college book store.|||You can sell them on Amazon and got about 30% more, on average, than by selling them back to the bookstore. On Amazon, the buyer pays for shipping, and it's pretty easy.|||you can try using half.com, amazon.com and alibris.com. You can specify that the buyer pays for shipping (i had to when i bought books online)|||I would try Amazon you only pay if item sells and buyer pays for postage.
Students are always looking for cheap books.|||Hey - you're right selling them back to the bookstore is a joke you barely make any money. The BEST idea is to sell them on www.chegg.com. They buy them from you for top dollar and they give you a free shipping label so you don't have to pay anythng. All you do is buy a box, print the label, bring the box of all your books to a UPS and ship them for free! This is alot easier then selling on Amazon etc. and paying for shipping and handling and all that stuff. I sell them books to Chegg every semester and make a couple hundred bucks minimum. Use this coupon code CC102398 at checkout where it says enter promotional code and you'll get an extra 5 bucks. Enjoy!
Here's some reasons why I wouldn't sell them all
- If I ever had a subject I struggled in,I would keep the textbooks that has all the methods of it.
- Keep and study college textbooks,sure I would forget some formulas,methods,and all that stuff.Then
there goes that one annoying test that might affect my whole grade! Sigh...Better open up these huge
and dusty books again to study all day long.Hopefully,I'll pass the test tomorrow with a 100% or a
huge A+
________
So Technically,I wouldn't sell my college textbooks or any other textbooks...Who knows -
One day you grow up to be as old as 70 years old.Sitting on a cushion chair or rocking chair
with a fireplace in front of you,too scared and cold to be wandering outside because it's winter.
So,you stare at the bookshelves and look at those humongous,dusty stacks of books.You decide
to grab one of them.You grab the math textbook your teacher in elementary school 4th grade gave you.You open to page 10 and find a Post-It note that says '' C + D '' and another Post-It note on
page 116 that says '' I hate Matthew! '' and remember the good times you had in your life with your
allies and enemies.
:)|||http://eaglesaver.com will buy your books and will pay for shipping. You can get an instant quote on their website for all books you want to sell (they also buy DVDs, Games, CDs). They have fastest payment processing time online. And they are a better business bureau member so you can feel confident about sending your stuff to them. Be a wear of companies who are noted for reducing people's payment without a good reason after they get books.
Hope it helps and good luck!|||I would suggest selling your textbooks at GreenTextbooks.com - Saving the Planet One Textbook at a Time GreenTextbooks.com is your online leader for finding used textbooks, DVDs, CDs. Buying used textbooks not only Saves You Money, it also Helps the Environment. With GreenTextbooks.com you're not only saving trees, you are saving some green. http://www.GreenTextbooks.com|||You will get most for your money selling it on market places such as amazon or half.com. You should have sold it right after the semester or when you were done using it.
Each out amazon and half , else see what buck back companies have to offer.
http://usedtextbookprices.com/ instantly compares textbook buyback prices to show who offers the best price. Good Luck.|||At my bookstore they give you up to 50% back. OR check your bookstores used price for the textbook and then price it 10-25 bucks below the used price and resell it on craigslist or make a flyer. I'm sure your college has a community cork board. BUT you need to resell ASAP after your done with the class incase they make a new edition then the book will be useless|||Well consider letting friends know you are in possession of certain textbook and ask if they know anyone that is taking the same classes you did that might require them to buy them? Also Im sure some classes switch up versions of books at times, so if you can not get rid of them any other way your last resort should be your college book store.|||You can sell them on Amazon and got about 30% more, on average, than by selling them back to the bookstore. On Amazon, the buyer pays for shipping, and it's pretty easy.|||you can try using half.com, amazon.com and alibris.com. You can specify that the buyer pays for shipping (i had to when i bought books online)|||I would try Amazon you only pay if item sells and buyer pays for postage.
Students are always looking for cheap books.|||Hey - you're right selling them back to the bookstore is a joke you barely make any money. The BEST idea is to sell them on www.chegg.com. They buy them from you for top dollar and they give you a free shipping label so you don't have to pay anythng. All you do is buy a box, print the label, bring the box of all your books to a UPS and ship them for free! This is alot easier then selling on Amazon etc. and paying for shipping and handling and all that stuff. I sell them books to Chegg every semester and make a couple hundred bucks minimum. Use this coupon code CC102398 at checkout where it says enter promotional code and you'll get an extra 5 bucks. Enjoy!
What good textbooks are there for learning Japanese?
What good textbooks are there for self-studying Japanese? I can read hiragana and katakana fluently, but will need help with the Kanji.|||Konnichiwa,
I have just found this site - it's free and I think it's well organized.
http://www.studyjapanese.org/
This is NHK online japanese lessons - it's also free and there're downloadable PDF files and audio files.
http://www.nhk.or.jp/lesson/english/inde…
Have fun!
|||I would buy used at GreenTextbooks.com - Saving the Planet One Textbook at a Time
GreenTextbooks.com is your online leader for finding used textbooks, DVDs, CDs. With GreenTextbooks.com you're not only saving trees, you are saving some green.
http://www.GreenTextbooks.com
|||I can recommend none more than Minna no Nihongo, especially as you can read Hirgana and Katakana. Its not so good for self study though since there is no English. Genki is a fairly good one, Romaji drops out pretty quick from that which is what you need in order to learn properly.|||The Japanese for Busy People is a good series - available in romaji or in Japanese script appropriate to your level.
There's also a great podcast website with material for all levels. I've included the link below.|||a book called, " Genki" for begginers. Also useful when you have japanese classes. You ca look it up in google books. It's gonna show. It costs around 30-40 for the textbook. For the workbook, around 17-20 dollars.|||essential kanji is a good course
japanese grammar by yuki johnson is a good book
borders has a good japanese course set that is like $25
I have just found this site - it's free and I think it's well organized.
http://www.studyjapanese.org/
This is NHK online japanese lessons - it's also free and there're downloadable PDF files and audio files.
http://www.nhk.or.jp/lesson/english/inde…
Have fun!
|||I would buy used at GreenTextbooks.com - Saving the Planet One Textbook at a Time
GreenTextbooks.com is your online leader for finding used textbooks, DVDs, CDs. With GreenTextbooks.com you're not only saving trees, you are saving some green.
http://www.GreenTextbooks.com
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|||I can recommend none more than Minna no Nihongo, especially as you can read Hirgana and Katakana. Its not so good for self study though since there is no English. Genki is a fairly good one, Romaji drops out pretty quick from that which is what you need in order to learn properly.|||The Japanese for Busy People is a good series - available in romaji or in Japanese script appropriate to your level.
There's also a great podcast website with material for all levels. I've included the link below.|||a book called, " Genki" for begginers. Also useful when you have japanese classes. You ca look it up in google books. It's gonna show. It costs around 30-40 for the textbook. For the workbook, around 17-20 dollars.|||essential kanji is a good course
japanese grammar by yuki johnson is a good book
borders has a good japanese course set that is like $25
What is the best way to donate used textbooks?
I am trying to donate all the textbooks and other books I have accumulated from high school to college. I know I can drop them off at Goodwill or try to donate them online, but What would be the best way to put these dated, but still useful resources in the hands of those who can find better usage than I can?|||In our town there is a group/organization called "Friends of the Library." People donate books to them, and a couple times a year they have a huge sale in the conference center at the library. Actually, you can get as many books as you want and donate what you want.
Maybe your town has an organization like that.|||CHEGG!
|||call the salvation army -- they will come and pick them up
|||Old textbooks are almost useless. Libraries don't want old books--people always think they do, but, as a librarian, believe me, they don't. And I doubt very much the Salvation Army will pick them up. I had a huge sofa once and I practically had to beg them to come and take it.
|||Flea Market, Salvation Army, Goodwill, Thrift Stores, Garage Sales, Donate to a Hospital, Military Base!
|||i once got a papercut on me wanker. ouch. i still donated the book
|||donate them textbooks to me.
|||i agree i dont think library would take old books
|||Give'em to your kids for when they go to school.
|||F*CK YOU AMAZON DOT COM BUYER!
|||If you want to provide it for free, you can open a small library kind of thing with a small room.
Or if you want to sell for money, i think you put it on ebay or something, if the books are worthy.
|||YOu could give them to me i could use them
|||BetterWorldBooks.com -- they use the books and money raised for literacy and other causes in Africa. You can mail them your books for cash or donate. My college campus had a huge box placed in the bookstore for their donations. Contact them and they'll help you. http://www.betterworldbooks.co鈥?/a>
|||you should have given the best answer to ducky! i had all my old txtx books. that site is awesome:)
|||I would use GreenTextbooks.org
Save Money, Save The Planet
GreenTextbooks.org specializes in the recycling of textbooks, DVDs, CDs. Buying used textbooks not only saves you money, but cuts down on greenhouse gases caused by the manufacturing of new textbooks.
http://www.GreenTextbooks.org
|||good idea
|||i cant donate my textbooks because i write on them. nobody wants them even for free. (i would though, seeing as i know the true value of those books) otherwise i buy only superb books that i am positive will tech me what i need without redundancy, academy talk and needless digressions.
|||I believe leaving it for you college books to your college people might be able to use it. also in your local library.
|||chegg.com. they buy and sell used text books, but you can also donate them as well.
|||What a stupid question. Why make such a big deal out of something so insignificant. Either find students who can use the books or if you can't, sell them as paper.
|||Do Chegg it is a really good site to help out Collage students so they don't have to buy the costly books!!!! :D
|||Do Chegg it is a really good site to help out Collage students so they don't have to buy the costly books!!!! :D
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|||@ my library they don't really take old books. and the ones that are brought or dropped of are sold. The best way would be chegg.com. You could find out if you can get money for the books. Or you could try hospitals.
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|||Our library takes old books, but is very specific about NOT taking textbooks. There are organizations out there which collect old textbooks and take them to countries where there aren't enough textbooks for the students.
|||I would buy used at GreenTextbooks.com - Saving the Planet One Textbook at a Time
GreenTextbooks.com is your online leader for finding used textbooks, DVDs, CDs. With GreenTextbooks.com you're not only saving trees, you are saving some green.
http://www.GreenTextbooks.com
|||You should send them to http://www.DonateTextbooks.org
|||You can sell your textbooks at chegg.com . The webiste also sell their textbooks to students for a much cheaper price than if they bought them new in a store.|||Donate the books to the high school from where you came from. The teachers will make better use of them.|||See if your public library wants them.|||Paper recycling bin.
Most of them are made obsolete to generate new sales. Recycling them as paper makes sense in the big picture.|||Half.com Then take the money and give it to a good church.
Maybe your town has an organization like that.|||CHEGG!
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|||call the salvation army -- they will come and pick them up
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|||Old textbooks are almost useless. Libraries don't want old books--people always think they do, but, as a librarian, believe me, they don't. And I doubt very much the Salvation Army will pick them up. I had a huge sofa once and I practically had to beg them to come and take it.
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|||Flea Market, Salvation Army, Goodwill, Thrift Stores, Garage Sales, Donate to a Hospital, Military Base!
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|||i once got a papercut on me wanker. ouch. i still donated the book
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|||donate them textbooks to me.
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|||i agree i dont think library would take old books
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|||Give'em to your kids for when they go to school.
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|||F*CK YOU AMAZON DOT COM BUYER!
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|||If you want to provide it for free, you can open a small library kind of thing with a small room.
Or if you want to sell for money, i think you put it on ebay or something, if the books are worthy.
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|||YOu could give them to me i could use them
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|||BetterWorldBooks.com -- they use the books and money raised for literacy and other causes in Africa. You can mail them your books for cash or donate. My college campus had a huge box placed in the bookstore for their donations. Contact them and they'll help you. http://www.betterworldbooks.co鈥?/a>
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|||you should have given the best answer to ducky! i had all my old txtx books. that site is awesome:)
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|||I would use GreenTextbooks.org
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GreenTextbooks.org specializes in the recycling of textbooks, DVDs, CDs. Buying used textbooks not only saves you money, but cuts down on greenhouse gases caused by the manufacturing of new textbooks.
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|||good idea
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|||i cant donate my textbooks because i write on them. nobody wants them even for free. (i would though, seeing as i know the true value of those books) otherwise i buy only superb books that i am positive will tech me what i need without redundancy, academy talk and needless digressions.
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|||I believe leaving it for you college books to your college people might be able to use it. also in your local library.
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|||chegg.com. they buy and sell used text books, but you can also donate them as well.
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|||What a stupid question. Why make such a big deal out of something so insignificant. Either find students who can use the books or if you can't, sell them as paper.
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|||Do Chegg it is a really good site to help out Collage students so they don't have to buy the costly books!!!! :D
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|||Do Chegg it is a really good site to help out Collage students so they don't have to buy the costly books!!!! :D
Support!
http://www.uggucci.com
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|||@ my library they don't really take old books. and the ones that are brought or dropped of are sold. The best way would be chegg.com. You could find out if you can get money for the books. Or you could try hospitals.
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|||YA GREAT
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|||Our library takes old books, but is very specific about NOT taking textbooks. There are organizations out there which collect old textbooks and take them to countries where there aren't enough textbooks for the students.
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|||I would buy used at GreenTextbooks.com - Saving the Planet One Textbook at a Time
GreenTextbooks.com is your online leader for finding used textbooks, DVDs, CDs. With GreenTextbooks.com you're not only saving trees, you are saving some green.
http://www.GreenTextbooks.com
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|||You should send them to http://www.DonateTextbooks.org
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|||You can sell your textbooks at chegg.com . The webiste also sell their textbooks to students for a much cheaper price than if they bought them new in a store.|||Donate the books to the high school from where you came from. The teachers will make better use of them.|||See if your public library wants them.|||Paper recycling bin.
Most of them are made obsolete to generate new sales. Recycling them as paper makes sense in the big picture.|||Half.com Then take the money and give it to a good church.
What is the best wbsite for buying cheap textbooks?
Just like the question says, what websites have you used in the past to buy the cheapest textbooks? And the ones that you think were the most reliable? Thanks!|||The best place to find the cheapest books online is a price comparison site such as campusbooks.com. They break all the books down by new, used, rental, ebooks and international editions.
You can then determine which merchant you want to buy from and you are taken directly to that merchants website. The service is completely free.
Now to determine which merchant is a bit more difficult. Sites such as Amazon and Half are marketplace websites which means you are buying from another seller and just using that site to complete the transaction. Typically on a marketplace site the return policy is limited to the condition of the book or misrepresentation.
If you think you may drop the course then you may want to look at a site such as Textbooks.com or TextbooksNow.com who sell inventory they stock. The return policy is a bit more liberal.|||I would suggest GreenTextbooks.org
Save Money, Save The Planet
GreenTextbooks.org specializes in the recycling of textbooks, DVDs, CDs. Buying used textbooks not only saves you money, but cuts down on greenhouse gases caused by the manufacturing of new textbooks. http://www.GreenTextbooks.org
|||I would suggest GreenTextbooks.org
Save Money, Save The Planet
GreenTextbooks.org specializes in the recycling of textbooks, DVDs, CDs. Buying used textbooks not only saves you money, but cuts down on greenhouse gases caused by the manufacturing of new textbooks. http://www.GreenTextbooks.org
|||I would buy used at GreenTextbooks.com - Saving the Planet One Textbook at a Time
GreenTextbooks.com is your online leader for finding used textbooks, DVDs, CDs. With GreenTextbooks.com you're not only saving trees, you are saving some green.
http://www.GreenTextbooks.com
|||Don't even bother buying them. Just take good notes and if you do need the textbook, borrow someone's book and make a photocopy of the pages you need.|||You can try ebay, abebooks or textbookw but I think textbookw offer the cheapest books that I want to buy.
You can then determine which merchant you want to buy from and you are taken directly to that merchants website. The service is completely free.
Now to determine which merchant is a bit more difficult. Sites such as Amazon and Half are marketplace websites which means you are buying from another seller and just using that site to complete the transaction. Typically on a marketplace site the return policy is limited to the condition of the book or misrepresentation.
If you think you may drop the course then you may want to look at a site such as Textbooks.com or TextbooksNow.com who sell inventory they stock. The return policy is a bit more liberal.|||I would suggest GreenTextbooks.org
Save Money, Save The Planet
GreenTextbooks.org specializes in the recycling of textbooks, DVDs, CDs. Buying used textbooks not only saves you money, but cuts down on greenhouse gases caused by the manufacturing of new textbooks. http://www.GreenTextbooks.org
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|||I would buy used at GreenTextbooks.com - Saving the Planet One Textbook at a Time
GreenTextbooks.com is your online leader for finding used textbooks, DVDs, CDs. With GreenTextbooks.com you're not only saving trees, you are saving some green.
http://www.GreenTextbooks.com
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|||Don't even bother buying them. Just take good notes and if you do need the textbook, borrow someone's book and make a photocopy of the pages you need.|||You can try ebay, abebooks or textbookw but I think textbookw offer the cheapest books that I want to buy.
What is the website where you can buy textbooks and the proceeds go to charity?
Someone told me about a site where you can purchase and sell textbooks and some of your money goes to charity. Has anyone heard of it?|||Here is a site which does that:
http://www.inquisitr.com/2912/buy-a-goog鈥?/a>|||I would buy used at GreenTextbooks.com - Saving the Planet One Textbook at a Time
GreenTextbooks.com is your online leader for finding used textbooks, DVDs, CDs. With GreenTextbooks.com you're not only saving trees, you are saving some green.
http://www.GreenTextbooks.com
|||There are so many places to purchase textbooks now that it is possible to get a deal for yourself and still do good for others. The site you are asking about is called GoodSearch and its url is www.GoodSearch.com. The proceeds do not go to charity, but a small portion of the affiliate income that the site owners make when you purchase an item by linking to an on-line site, such as Textbooks.com, through their site goes to charity. The amount that is donated to charity varies from retailer to retailer. Typically the non-profits get about 3 percent from your purchase, but in some instances (like eBay) they can get up to 30 percent and in some cases, such as Amazon, they get closer to 1 percent.
"GoodSearch allows you to donate a portion of the affiliate income that the site will earn from your purchase to the charity of your choosing. The charities that you can support are wide-ranging, and include the ASPCA, the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, St. Jude's Research Hospital, and the World Wildlife Fund. With over 81,000 non-profits benefiting from purchases made through GoodSearch, your favorite charity is likely a participant.
If you are purchasing a book from Amazon.com (.5-1.5 percent donation), Academic Superstore (2 percent donation), Chegg.com (4 percent donation), eBay.com (25-37 percent donation), eCampus.com (2-3 percent donation), Half.com (2.5-3.5 percent donation), Textbooks.com (3 percent donation), and Textbookx.com (2.5 percent donation) you can feel good about your purchase knowing that a small portion of it was donated to the charity of your choice."
See attached article.|||If you go through GoodSearch they will donate a portion of their proceeds when you shop and buy item(s) at Textbooks.com. You have to click the link on the page at GoodSearch and then purchase an item at Textbooks.com.
Here is the link to GoodSearch for Textbooks.com
http://www.goodsearch.com/textbooks-com/鈥?/a>
http://www.inquisitr.com/2912/buy-a-goog鈥?/a>|||I would buy used at GreenTextbooks.com - Saving the Planet One Textbook at a Time
GreenTextbooks.com is your online leader for finding used textbooks, DVDs, CDs. With GreenTextbooks.com you're not only saving trees, you are saving some green.
http://www.GreenTextbooks.com
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|||There are so many places to purchase textbooks now that it is possible to get a deal for yourself and still do good for others. The site you are asking about is called GoodSearch and its url is www.GoodSearch.com. The proceeds do not go to charity, but a small portion of the affiliate income that the site owners make when you purchase an item by linking to an on-line site, such as Textbooks.com, through their site goes to charity. The amount that is donated to charity varies from retailer to retailer. Typically the non-profits get about 3 percent from your purchase, but in some instances (like eBay) they can get up to 30 percent and in some cases, such as Amazon, they get closer to 1 percent.
"GoodSearch allows you to donate a portion of the affiliate income that the site will earn from your purchase to the charity of your choosing. The charities that you can support are wide-ranging, and include the ASPCA, the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, St. Jude's Research Hospital, and the World Wildlife Fund. With over 81,000 non-profits benefiting from purchases made through GoodSearch, your favorite charity is likely a participant.
If you are purchasing a book from Amazon.com (.5-1.5 percent donation), Academic Superstore (2 percent donation), Chegg.com (4 percent donation), eBay.com (25-37 percent donation), eCampus.com (2-3 percent donation), Half.com (2.5-3.5 percent donation), Textbooks.com (3 percent donation), and Textbookx.com (2.5 percent donation) you can feel good about your purchase knowing that a small portion of it was donated to the charity of your choice."
See attached article.|||If you go through GoodSearch they will donate a portion of their proceeds when you shop and buy item(s) at Textbooks.com. You have to click the link on the page at GoodSearch and then purchase an item at Textbooks.com.
Here is the link to GoodSearch for Textbooks.com
http://www.goodsearch.com/textbooks-com/鈥?/a>
How much would it cost to ship two textbooks?
I need to ship two textbooks, one hard-back and the other paper-back, what would be the cheapest package to ship them in, and how much should it cost me? Thanks!|||Put them in the smallest box that they'll fit in and go to the Post Office. Tell them you'd like to send it via Media Mail .It's a fairly inexpensive way to ship things like books, DVDs and CDs. The cost will just depend on how much the books weigh. The link below will take you to a page the lists the rates based on weight.|||I would buy used at GreenTextbooks.com - Saving the Planet One Textbook at a Time
GreenTextbooks.com is your online leader for finding used textbooks, DVDs, CDs. With GreenTextbooks.com you're not only saving trees, you are saving some green.
http://www.GreenTextbooks.com
|||some above said put it in a box forget the box they go by weight and size and they will measure so you will pay more. put it in a envelope you will have to pay for the padded kind but worth it.( they have them at the post office not expensive.) also send by ground like a boat or ship thats the cheapest method if you send by air it will come quicker but more expensive. also decide if you want the books insured if you do there is another fee. if not your taking your chances if it arrives and if its lost your out of pocket they won't refund.
also keep in mind depending where your sending the books. in the states would be cheaper . Europe more expensive.
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|||some above said put it in a box forget the box they go by weight and size and they will measure so you will pay more. put it in a envelope you will have to pay for the padded kind but worth it.( they have them at the post office not expensive.) also send by ground like a boat or ship thats the cheapest method if you send by air it will come quicker but more expensive. also decide if you want the books insured if you do there is another fee. if not your taking your chances if it arrives and if its lost your out of pocket they won't refund.
also keep in mind depending where your sending the books. in the states would be cheaper . Europe more expensive.
What are the best websites to rent college textbooks from?
I'm trying to rent as many books as possible, unless I absolutely need the book and it will serve me a purpose beyond the certain class I need it for. What are the best websites to rent textbooks from?|||chegg.com|||I actually work for one of these companies, CampusBookRentals.com. Of course I would tell you to rent from us, but let me tell you why.
Our customer service is just plain awesome. We do everything we can to make sure your needs are met, and we genuinely want you to be happy. We are mostly college kids too, and so we know what it's like.
Sure there are things that can go wrong. But our customer service staff has seen it all, so we know how to handle it all.
Give us a call if you have any questions as well, we would love to help you out!|||Not sure if you're located in the US or Canada, but our service (http://www.bookmob.ca) offers the largest selection of cheap, used textbooks in the country. We also offer rentals too, with free return shipping. If you spend over $150 with us, you'll also enjoy free shipping as well!
Any questions or comments, we'd love to hear from you- service@bookmob.ca
Our customer service is just plain awesome. We do everything we can to make sure your needs are met, and we genuinely want you to be happy. We are mostly college kids too, and so we know what it's like.
Sure there are things that can go wrong. But our customer service staff has seen it all, so we know how to handle it all.
Give us a call if you have any questions as well, we would love to help you out!|||Not sure if you're located in the US or Canada, but our service (http://www.bookmob.ca) offers the largest selection of cheap, used textbooks in the country. We also offer rentals too, with free return shipping. If you spend over $150 with us, you'll also enjoy free shipping as well!
Any questions or comments, we'd love to hear from you- service@bookmob.ca
Any suggestions on where to find used textbooks for high school subjects?
I'm looking for used or inexpensive textbooks for my highschooler. I'm not looking for Christian-based books though. Basically something I can just open up, understand, and teach from.
This is our first time homeschooling. We're used to the public school's way of teaching/learning, so we thought we'd stick to teaching that way since he's "comfortable" with it. Once we become more familiar (if that's possible...there's so much info out there) with everything that is involved with curriculums, we may change our approach. But for now, this will work for us.|||We started home schooling in the 8th grade and our approach was much like your approach. We have found many text books at the Goodwill Store and Salvation Army store. The only drawback to these is that they do not come with the teacher's book with answers and ideas. We have found that we can do search online for topics in the book and find more sources and updated information from the Internet.
Check with your local home school support group and see if they have a used book sale.
EBay does have text books. They have a rule that they cannot sell the teacher's books. They have a fear that public school students would get one in their hands and cheat. (I work in the public school and copying papers on lunch break is a big part of the 20 minute lunch break.) Ebay users have found a way to get around the rule so look for notes on the ads that tell about 'other books of interest'. This will be the teacher's books or solution/answer books.
Also, many of the bigger publishing companies have websites with much of their text from the books online. Some have interactives for various subjects.
Technology has made home schooling easier than it was 10 years ago.
Best of luck to you.|||Great info I would also suggest using GreenTextbooks.com
Saving the Planet One Textbook at a Time
With GreenTextbooks.com you're not only saving trees, you are saving some green.
http://www.GreenTextbooks.com
|||ebay.com, half.com, amazon.com are all my favorites.|||Go with HS Mom's suggestions, e-bay doesn't allow sale of the teacher's editions, which you will likely need, but the sites she lists should have a good collection.|||If you know what you want Ebay is a good place to start, especially this time of year.|||Check eBay.
Try doing a search for "used homeschool curriculum"--if you keep in the quotes, the results will be better.
Find all the local support groups you can and ask them if they have curriculum sales. Also, many will allow you to post 'want ads' or wtb's--wanting to buy.|||Try Ebay - they have some of everything. Or, you can try
www.craigslist.com
www.freecycle.org
1) Craigs List has people offering free stuff AND stuff for sale.
2) Freecycle.org is awesome. You can post things you are looking for in your area and you can search through posts of things people are giving away. It's all free!|||try the Goodwill store or the Salvation army or even the thrift stores...|||Try Paperback Swap:
http://www.paperbackswap.com
Or Homeschool Buy:
http://homeschoolbuy.com/
Or VegSource:
http://www.vegsource.com/|||Maybe Half-Price books?|||Try looking on ebay or amazon.|||if he is comfortable with public school, then why is he not in public school?
This is our first time homeschooling. We're used to the public school's way of teaching/learning, so we thought we'd stick to teaching that way since he's "comfortable" with it. Once we become more familiar (if that's possible...there's so much info out there) with everything that is involved with curriculums, we may change our approach. But for now, this will work for us.|||We started home schooling in the 8th grade and our approach was much like your approach. We have found many text books at the Goodwill Store and Salvation Army store. The only drawback to these is that they do not come with the teacher's book with answers and ideas. We have found that we can do search online for topics in the book and find more sources and updated information from the Internet.
Check with your local home school support group and see if they have a used book sale.
EBay does have text books. They have a rule that they cannot sell the teacher's books. They have a fear that public school students would get one in their hands and cheat. (I work in the public school and copying papers on lunch break is a big part of the 20 minute lunch break.) Ebay users have found a way to get around the rule so look for notes on the ads that tell about 'other books of interest'. This will be the teacher's books or solution/answer books.
Also, many of the bigger publishing companies have websites with much of their text from the books online. Some have interactives for various subjects.
Technology has made home schooling easier than it was 10 years ago.
Best of luck to you.|||Great info I would also suggest using GreenTextbooks.com
Saving the Planet One Textbook at a Time
With GreenTextbooks.com you're not only saving trees, you are saving some green.
http://www.GreenTextbooks.com
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|||ebay.com, half.com, amazon.com are all my favorites.|||Go with HS Mom's suggestions, e-bay doesn't allow sale of the teacher's editions, which you will likely need, but the sites she lists should have a good collection.|||If you know what you want Ebay is a good place to start, especially this time of year.|||Check eBay.
Try doing a search for "used homeschool curriculum"--if you keep in the quotes, the results will be better.
Find all the local support groups you can and ask them if they have curriculum sales. Also, many will allow you to post 'want ads' or wtb's--wanting to buy.|||Try Ebay - they have some of everything. Or, you can try
www.craigslist.com
www.freecycle.org
1) Craigs List has people offering free stuff AND stuff for sale.
2) Freecycle.org is awesome. You can post things you are looking for in your area and you can search through posts of things people are giving away. It's all free!|||try the Goodwill store or the Salvation army or even the thrift stores...|||Try Paperback Swap:
http://www.paperbackswap.com
Or Homeschool Buy:
http://homeschoolbuy.com/
Or VegSource:
http://www.vegsource.com/|||Maybe Half-Price books?|||Try looking on ebay or amazon.|||if he is comfortable with public school, then why is he not in public school?
What's the best website to sell used college textbooks on?
I need to sell my college textbooks because I am changing majors, and I'll never need them again. I don't want to sell them back to the university bookstore because they hardly give you any money for them. I know I could sell the books on ebay or amazon, but I'm wondering if anyone has sold any books to Textbooks R Us online or any other site like that.|||I believe the best place for you to sell your text books is half.com which of course is a company of ebay. But it is really set up for the buyer and sellers.... plus it already has a reputable name!! I sell and buy all my textbooks from there! Best wishes!|||I would buy used at GreenTextbooks.com - Saving the Planet One Textbook at a Time
GreenTextbooks.com is your online leader for finding used textbooks, DVDs, CDs.
With GreenTextbooks.com you're not only saving trees, you are saving some green.
http://www.GreenTextbooks.com
|||Try Half.com. It's paired with Ebay but there's no paypal. No one knows your account number but the site. I'm not sure if they take commission.
Craigslist is good for books too. You can sell them to students looking for them right in your area.|||Hi!
Try these sites,
1.%26lt;www.abebooks.com%26gt;,
2.%26lt;www.cash4books.net%26gt;.
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With GreenTextbooks.com you're not only saving trees, you are saving some green.
http://www.GreenTextbooks.com
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|||Try Half.com. It's paired with Ebay but there's no paypal. No one knows your account number but the site. I'm not sure if they take commission.
Craigslist is good for books too. You can sell them to students looking for them right in your area.|||Hi!
Try these sites,
1.%26lt;www.abebooks.com%26gt;,
2.%26lt;www.cash4books.net%26gt;.
What is the best eReader for college textbooks?
I am looking to get an eReader for my college textbooks. Mainly because the hard copies are expensive and just a pain to carry around all the time. I am debating between the Kindle 3 and the Nook. Any suggestions or thoughts would be great?|||Hi, Dexter Horst, Nook (or better Nook Color) would be the best for you.
Kindle 3 is lighter and has a better screen and battery than Kindle 2. It's not a touchscreen, it's still e-Ink black %26amp; white screen. You should understand the limitations of e-Ink eReaders - they are limited to be black %26amp; white for now they "blink" at each ebook鈥檚 page turn, they're not too good for web browsing, they need external light source for reading when dark, and they cannot handle videos.
There's also similar Nook eReader devices available from Barnes %26amp; Noble that have a lot of advantages over Kindles such as:
1. Nook allows to lend books for 2 weeks to friends or to your other devices that run B%26amp;N app (PC, MAC, Android phones, Apple iPhone and iPad, etc.) Barnes %26amp; Noble allows (when you walk in with the Nook to B%26amp;N store) to read any available eBook for free while in the store via free provided in the store Wi-Fi. With Nook, while in BN store you get exclusive articles from top authors, and great offers including cafe treats and unique deals.
2. Nook (unlike Kindle) can be used for library ebooks.
3. Nook (unlike Kindle) can be used for renting text-ebooks.
There's over a million of free public ebooks as well as over a million of ebooks that you need to pay for available through Barnes %26amp; Noble eBook store. Prices are generally much lower than for physical books.
If you're willing to spend a bit more, you could get Nook Color from Barnes %26amp; Noble which is a hybrid Android device, much more than just an e-Reader but not a full tablet as it doesn't have a camera (but iPad also doesn鈥檛 have one.) Even though Nook Color has LCD touchscreen, it's a new generation screen which is anti-glare coated and is better performing in sunlight and produces less glare all of which are dooming reading on iPad. Also, the screen is amazing and readable/viewable at wide angles.
Nook Color has several apps that already come with the device (Pandora Internet radio, QuickOffice, etc.) Also, Barnes %26amp; Noble recently released Nook SDK and Nook Developer platform that will allow most of the existing 100,000 Android apps be ported to it. You can use the Social Settings screen to link your NOOKcolor to your Facebook account and your Twitter account. You can also import all your contacts from your Google Gmail account. Once you have linked to Facebook and Twitter and set up email contacts, you can lend and borrow books, recommend books, and share favorite quotes with your friends.
If all you want is to read novels, Kindle (or the original e-Ink Nook) might be better for you. If you want something more from your device (color graphs and charts of college text books, childrens books, photos and videos, web sites in full color) at half of the price of iPad or Galaxy tab, then Nook Color is your best bet.|||In short, I won't choose iPad or Nook Color, because they're using backlight screen like computer screen, and is difficult to our eyes. Just not suitable for reading purpose. For other ebook readers including the B%26amp;N Nook, Sony Reader, and Amazon Kindle, I'll go for the Kindle. For the Sony Reader, many books (especially new releases) cannot be easily find on it. For the Nook, it is good but it is slower and less user friendly compared to the new version of Kindle.
There is also quite a good comparison between the ebook readers here:
http://bit.ly/whichebookreader|||I don't really think either is economical right now. I'm in college right now and a LOT of my college textbooks are not really available on e-readers. Plus, if you're going to a research-intensive university (ie. Ohio State University, any University of California schools, etc.), the department of that course might write the textbook themselves (in these cases, you legit HAVE TO go to the university's book store).
You're better off being like the rest of us: sucking it up and buying the hard copies.|||My daughter is starting college in the fall and I am thinking about getting her an I-Pad. The I-Pad can use both the Kindle and Nook books. The second choice would be the Kindle.
I think it is a great idea to have an e-reader.
Check out the article below for other views.|||I would say the Kindle 3 is the screen is great to read on and does not hurt my eyes.
Kindle 3 is lighter and has a better screen and battery than Kindle 2. It's not a touchscreen, it's still e-Ink black %26amp; white screen. You should understand the limitations of e-Ink eReaders - they are limited to be black %26amp; white for now they "blink" at each ebook鈥檚 page turn, they're not too good for web browsing, they need external light source for reading when dark, and they cannot handle videos.
There's also similar Nook eReader devices available from Barnes %26amp; Noble that have a lot of advantages over Kindles such as:
1. Nook allows to lend books for 2 weeks to friends or to your other devices that run B%26amp;N app (PC, MAC, Android phones, Apple iPhone and iPad, etc.) Barnes %26amp; Noble allows (when you walk in with the Nook to B%26amp;N store) to read any available eBook for free while in the store via free provided in the store Wi-Fi. With Nook, while in BN store you get exclusive articles from top authors, and great offers including cafe treats and unique deals.
2. Nook (unlike Kindle) can be used for library ebooks.
3. Nook (unlike Kindle) can be used for renting text-ebooks.
There's over a million of free public ebooks as well as over a million of ebooks that you need to pay for available through Barnes %26amp; Noble eBook store. Prices are generally much lower than for physical books.
If you're willing to spend a bit more, you could get Nook Color from Barnes %26amp; Noble which is a hybrid Android device, much more than just an e-Reader but not a full tablet as it doesn't have a camera (but iPad also doesn鈥檛 have one.) Even though Nook Color has LCD touchscreen, it's a new generation screen which is anti-glare coated and is better performing in sunlight and produces less glare all of which are dooming reading on iPad. Also, the screen is amazing and readable/viewable at wide angles.
Nook Color has several apps that already come with the device (Pandora Internet radio, QuickOffice, etc.) Also, Barnes %26amp; Noble recently released Nook SDK and Nook Developer platform that will allow most of the existing 100,000 Android apps be ported to it. You can use the Social Settings screen to link your NOOKcolor to your Facebook account and your Twitter account. You can also import all your contacts from your Google Gmail account. Once you have linked to Facebook and Twitter and set up email contacts, you can lend and borrow books, recommend books, and share favorite quotes with your friends.
If all you want is to read novels, Kindle (or the original e-Ink Nook) might be better for you. If you want something more from your device (color graphs and charts of college text books, childrens books, photos and videos, web sites in full color) at half of the price of iPad or Galaxy tab, then Nook Color is your best bet.|||In short, I won't choose iPad or Nook Color, because they're using backlight screen like computer screen, and is difficult to our eyes. Just not suitable for reading purpose. For other ebook readers including the B%26amp;N Nook, Sony Reader, and Amazon Kindle, I'll go for the Kindle. For the Sony Reader, many books (especially new releases) cannot be easily find on it. For the Nook, it is good but it is slower and less user friendly compared to the new version of Kindle.
There is also quite a good comparison between the ebook readers here:
http://bit.ly/whichebookreader|||I don't really think either is economical right now. I'm in college right now and a LOT of my college textbooks are not really available on e-readers. Plus, if you're going to a research-intensive university (ie. Ohio State University, any University of California schools, etc.), the department of that course might write the textbook themselves (in these cases, you legit HAVE TO go to the university's book store).
You're better off being like the rest of us: sucking it up and buying the hard copies.|||My daughter is starting college in the fall and I am thinking about getting her an I-Pad. The I-Pad can use both the Kindle and Nook books. The second choice would be the Kindle.
I think it is a great idea to have an e-reader.
Check out the article below for other views.|||I would say the Kindle 3 is the screen is great to read on and does not hurt my eyes.
What is the best website to download textbooks?
I don't mind paying for a site if it works well and has a lot of medical text books. But I don't want to take a chance on some random sites that "say" they have thousands of textbooks or eBooks and have it be a scam.|||There plenty of big companies out there that are accredited and have great reviews. I recommend you check out the website below. While many of the links they provide are for used textbooks, a few of the links are for companies that are ebook specific. I think most of these companies have pretty good satisfaction guarantees too.|||downloadmedicalbooks.blogspot.鈥?br>
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What is the best website to sell textbooks on?
I want to start selling my textbooks over the summer and I need to know which is the best website to do this. If you've had experience with selling, which website did you have the most success with? Thanks for your answers!|||Amazon is an excellent site to sell books of any type in my opinion. There are other sites as well. There are 3 listed below.|||I would buy used at GreenTextbooks.com - Saving the Planet One Textbook at a Time
GreenTextbooks.com is your online leader for finding used textbooks, DVDs, CDs.
With GreenTextbooks.com you're not only saving trees, you are saving some green.
http://www.GreenTextbooks.com
GreenTextbooks.com is your online leader for finding used textbooks, DVDs, CDs.
With GreenTextbooks.com you're not only saving trees, you are saving some green.
http://www.GreenTextbooks.com
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Where can I get textbooks specifically on the Arabs and the Islamic faith?
I want to get textbooks that are specifically on Arabs and the Islamic faith. I really want to learn about the Bedouin peoples as well--the first Arabs. Is it true that Arabs are descendants of Ishmael? What has science said about it? Are the Jews and Muslims a related people?
If anyone cannot find a textbook, a regular book will do too. Or even a documentary or other kind of movie. I really want to learn about these people and about Islam.|||Salam and Good Day.
I have read A Road To Mecca by Leopold Weiss and it's a lot of stuff about the Bedouin and I'm very like to suggest you to visit thedeenshow.com where you can read and downloads a books from there.|||I would buy used at GreenTextbooks.com - Saving the Planet One Textbook at a Time
GreenTextbooks.com is your online leader for finding used textbooks, DVDs, CDs.
With GreenTextbooks.com you're not only saving trees, you are saving some green.
http://www.GreenTextbooks.com
|||Not all Arabs are descendant of Ishmael, only those with lineage of Ishmael when he grew up among arabs and married among them. A noble tribe was passing by the desert when they came upon a well of water that Archangel Gabriel hit the ground and gushed forth for baby ishmael. The arabs settled there and rest is history. Arabs are cousins of jewish as the the jewish came from the line of Isaac and arabs from line of Ishmael. These are the Orthodox jews that were living in palestine (most of them converted to islam and still in palestine), the zionist there today occupying that land are your communist European converts and not descendants of isaac. Anwar Awalaki gives a great detail history of arabs from ishmael to present time of the Prophet. He's lectures can be found and downloaded from some islamic sites. You'll have better luck with your search by requesting it here: http://www.islamicboard.com|||Look in a library. Arabs are decendents of Ishmael, but Islam is not. Arabs can become Jews, Christians or any religion they desire - and many are.|||Get something from Ahmed Deedat.
If anyone cannot find a textbook, a regular book will do too. Or even a documentary or other kind of movie. I really want to learn about these people and about Islam.|||Salam and Good Day.
I have read A Road To Mecca by Leopold Weiss and it's a lot of stuff about the Bedouin and I'm very like to suggest you to visit thedeenshow.com where you can read and downloads a books from there.|||I would buy used at GreenTextbooks.com - Saving the Planet One Textbook at a Time
GreenTextbooks.com is your online leader for finding used textbooks, DVDs, CDs.
With GreenTextbooks.com you're not only saving trees, you are saving some green.
http://www.GreenTextbooks.com
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|||Not all Arabs are descendant of Ishmael, only those with lineage of Ishmael when he grew up among arabs and married among them. A noble tribe was passing by the desert when they came upon a well of water that Archangel Gabriel hit the ground and gushed forth for baby ishmael. The arabs settled there and rest is history. Arabs are cousins of jewish as the the jewish came from the line of Isaac and arabs from line of Ishmael. These are the Orthodox jews that were living in palestine (most of them converted to islam and still in palestine), the zionist there today occupying that land are your communist European converts and not descendants of isaac. Anwar Awalaki gives a great detail history of arabs from ishmael to present time of the Prophet. He's lectures can be found and downloaded from some islamic sites. You'll have better luck with your search by requesting it here: http://www.islamicboard.com|||Look in a library. Arabs are decendents of Ishmael, but Islam is not. Arabs can become Jews, Christians or any religion they desire - and many are.|||Get something from Ahmed Deedat.
What is the best website to rent textbooks from in Canada?
There are a few websites that I've found online for renting textbooks and I'd like to know which ones are the best. I'm looking for reliability, speed of delivery, and things like that.|||www.chegg.com|||Hi Jane,
Unfortunately, many US sites will not deliver internationally.
Fortunately, we at BookMob (http://www.bookmob.ca) have an incredible selection of cheap, used textbooks to choose from, as well as textbook rentals with free returns. You will also receive free shipping over $150. Enjoy!
Unfortunately, many US sites will not deliver internationally.
Fortunately, we at BookMob (http://www.bookmob.ca) have an incredible selection of cheap, used textbooks to choose from, as well as textbook rentals with free returns. You will also receive free shipping over $150. Enjoy!
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What is the best way to package textbooks for shipping?
I want to sell a few of my old college textbooks online, but I'm unsure of how to package them. Any suggestions since they are an old, heavy weight and size.|||You could wrap the books in plastic bags or bubble wrap and secure them well with tape. This would protect the books incase the package gets wet.
Place and arrange books in a sturdy box. Make sure that there is no empty spaces that would allow the book/s to move around when it is being transported. You may fill the spaces with lightweight styrofoam chips. Seal the box well.
Hope these tips help.|||I would buy used at GreenTextbooks.com - Saving the Planet One Textbook at a Time
GreenTextbooks.com is your online leader for finding used textbooks, DVDs, CDs.
With GreenTextbooks.com you're not only saving trees, you are saving some green.
http://www.GreenTextbooks.com
Place and arrange books in a sturdy box. Make sure that there is no empty spaces that would allow the book/s to move around when it is being transported. You may fill the spaces with lightweight styrofoam chips. Seal the box well.
Hope these tips help.|||I would buy used at GreenTextbooks.com - Saving the Planet One Textbook at a Time
GreenTextbooks.com is your online leader for finding used textbooks, DVDs, CDs.
With GreenTextbooks.com you're not only saving trees, you are saving some green.
http://www.GreenTextbooks.com
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What is the strongest design for balancing textbooks on top of only toothpicks?
Allright so my math teacher assigned a project today that requires using 100 toothpicks to create a free standing structure. The structure will have to be strong enough to support the weight of at least 4 heavy textbooks, and in addition I can only use white elmers glue to glue the toothpicks together. I need suggestions for a design that will be strong enough to support these books. Thanks you!|||I think if you can build a tringular shaped through the toothpicks it could hold heavy books. It would be like pyramids.
May be you can build 4 pyramids to be set under the each corner of the book or a single big triangle would work
Just try and see.
Good luck
Note. But toothpicks should be perfectly glued together/|||I would buy used at GreenTextbooks.com - Saving the Planet One Textbook at a Time
GreenTextbooks.com is your online leader for finding used textbooks, DVDs, CDs.
With GreenTextbooks.com you're not only saving trees, you are saving some green.
http://www.GreenTextbooks.com
May be you can build 4 pyramids to be set under the each corner of the book or a single big triangle would work
Just try and see.
Good luck
Note. But toothpicks should be perfectly glued together/|||I would buy used at GreenTextbooks.com - Saving the Planet One Textbook at a Time
GreenTextbooks.com is your online leader for finding used textbooks, DVDs, CDs.
With GreenTextbooks.com you're not only saving trees, you are saving some green.
http://www.GreenTextbooks.com
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Are there enough downloadable textbooks to make it worth buying a Kindle?
My primary purpose for a kindle would probably be to read textbooks. Are most textbooks able to be downloaded into a Kindle, or do we have to special order that?|||I had my kindle for 3 months and it totally gliched out on me. The "experimental" features didnt work well and the screen froze regularly until one day it decided never to come on again. If you get one, its protected under a warranty but I got insurance just in case. If anything, I'd suggest getting another device (like a tablet) and using a kindle app so you have many more features minus the kindle glitches.
P.S. Kindle versions are very expensive. Now that I got my refund for my kindle, I buy used books for little to nothing. Plus, with a free Amazon Student Prime account, you get free 2day shipping to use on your used book orders.
Look up your textbooks in the Amazon Kindle store. Idk which books you use, so I wouldnt be able to say. On the bright side, you could scan them in as a PDF for your kindle or find PDF versions or something.|||A laptop combined with software ereader applications may work out best overall if you'll be wanting to use your new device for writing notes and papers. See "Smartphone vs Ereader vs Tablet vs Laptop"
http://www.howtodecide.com/portable-comp鈥?/a>
If you're set on getting an ereader, it'd be prudent to wait until you know your book requirements as there is no clear consensus regarding which ereaders are better for college right now. Those who force the decision too early often end up with the best ereader for PDF to be safe, yet PDFs are non-ideal for ereaders. I'd wait to see what books I need if I were you.|||The kindle will handle several formats of e-books, though you may have to transfer anything not bought from Amazon via the USB cable.
P.S. Kindle versions are very expensive. Now that I got my refund for my kindle, I buy used books for little to nothing. Plus, with a free Amazon Student Prime account, you get free 2day shipping to use on your used book orders.
Look up your textbooks in the Amazon Kindle store. Idk which books you use, so I wouldnt be able to say. On the bright side, you could scan them in as a PDF for your kindle or find PDF versions or something.|||A laptop combined with software ereader applications may work out best overall if you'll be wanting to use your new device for writing notes and papers. See "Smartphone vs Ereader vs Tablet vs Laptop"
http://www.howtodecide.com/portable-comp鈥?/a>
If you're set on getting an ereader, it'd be prudent to wait until you know your book requirements as there is no clear consensus regarding which ereaders are better for college right now. Those who force the decision too early often end up with the best ereader for PDF to be safe, yet PDFs are non-ideal for ereaders. I'd wait to see what books I need if I were you.|||The kindle will handle several formats of e-books, though you may have to transfer anything not bought from Amazon via the USB cable.
What is the cheapest, most efficient way to ship textbooks?
I want to sell some books online, and a few of them are textbooks I don't need anymore. But when I check shipping prices online its really expensive, almost not even worth selling the books in the first place if the shipping is going to cost that much. However, I've bought textbooks online before from other people who evidently had no problem shipping them to me for a reasonable price. So how are people shipping books these days??|||The way I ship, which is cheapest, is I put the book in a cushioned mailing large envelope from staples or any small box and then I ship using US mail only. Go in person to the post office to mail it and ask for the book rate. Only cost me about 2-4 dollars to ship a textbook.|||Campus Books is a website which you can find the best deals on used and new books:
http://www.campusbooks.com/?pl_id=3878
They're associated with many major online book sellers, so its easy to find rarities and find the best deals.|||You can always ask a drug cartel if theyre going in that direction|||Media post
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They're associated with many major online book sellers, so its easy to find rarities and find the best deals.|||You can always ask a drug cartel if theyre going in that direction|||Media post
What website sells the cheapest college textbooks?
I am on a budget and I am looking for a website that sells cheap textbooks. Thanks for all your help!|||Textbooks.com works nicely.
You can buy used textbooks to save money, and sell it back when you are done to other students to make some profit in the end. Essentially you don't actually pay the sticker price.|||eCRATER
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GreenTextbooks.com is your online leader for finding used textbooks, DVDs, CDs.
With GreenTextbooks.com you're not only saving trees, you are saving some green.
http://www.GreenTextbooks.com
|||Personally I use http://www.bigwords.com They are a textbook search engine that searches all the online textbook retailers and rental sites (including those already mentioned here) to find you the best prices. And at the end of the semester you can use them to search for resellers to sell your book to. All the search results are organized by price so you can buy your books for the lowest prices and sell them back for the highest.|||You can also rent your textbooks from Chegg.com. I rented two textbooks for this semester and I spent about $ 90.00, saving 200 dollars from what I would've spent buying them at the bookstore. They are shipped to you via UPS and you can return them for free, all you have to do is take them back to UPS. Oh and also for every textbook rented, a tree is planted so that's also pretty cool.
You can buy used textbooks to save money, and sell it back when you are done to other students to make some profit in the end. Essentially you don't actually pay the sticker price.|||eCRATER
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With GreenTextbooks.com you're not only saving trees, you are saving some green.
http://www.GreenTextbooks.com
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|||Personally I use http://www.bigwords.com They are a textbook search engine that searches all the online textbook retailers and rental sites (including those already mentioned here) to find you the best prices. And at the end of the semester you can use them to search for resellers to sell your book to. All the search results are organized by price so you can buy your books for the lowest prices and sell them back for the highest.|||You can also rent your textbooks from Chegg.com. I rented two textbooks for this semester and I spent about $ 90.00, saving 200 dollars from what I would've spent buying them at the bookstore. They are shipped to you via UPS and you can return them for free, all you have to do is take them back to UPS. Oh and also for every textbook rented, a tree is planted so that's also pretty cool.
What intelligent online textbooks exist? Is there a need for new developments like this in education?
What digital resources are currently used in the textbook marketplace? How are these used and do they meet the needs? How is the education marketplace changing, and what are the key factors which will drive how the use of digital resources changes in future? Which companies currently offer these technologies, and what do they offer? What would be the best routes to market for a new technology which provides additional value to digital textbooks - eg via publishing companies? via software companies? direct to end users?|||The most intelligent book on-line
is this one (available for FREE download):
http://www.the-alternative.org.uk
Most books don't meet needs inasmuch as they do not provide an unbiased / independent view - most support the current system. There is a great need for inspiring educational material (for teachers and pupils / students).
A significant shift towards digital would save trees and be green.
The best way to market is via the internet if given a decent budget.|||I would suggest GreenTextbooks.org
Save Money, Save The Planet
GreenTextbooks.org specializes in the recycling of textbooks, DVDs, CDs. Buying used textbooks not only saves you money, but cuts down on greenhouse gases caused by the manufacturing of new textbooks.
http://www.greentextbooks.org
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GreenTextbooks.com is your online leader for finding used textbooks, DVDs, CDs.
http://www.GreenTextbooks.com
|||TextbookTime.com makes it easy to save money on college textbooks, used textbooks, cheap textbooks and digital textbooks you need. TextbookTime.com has the most used textbooks on the planet, the largest selection of digital textbooks and ebooks and the fastest shipping. http://www.TextbookTime.com
is this one (available for FREE download):
http://www.the-alternative.org.uk
Most books don't meet needs inasmuch as they do not provide an unbiased / independent view - most support the current system. There is a great need for inspiring educational material (for teachers and pupils / students).
A significant shift towards digital would save trees and be green.
The best way to market is via the internet if given a decent budget.|||I would suggest GreenTextbooks.org
Save Money, Save The Planet
GreenTextbooks.org specializes in the recycling of textbooks, DVDs, CDs. Buying used textbooks not only saves you money, but cuts down on greenhouse gases caused by the manufacturing of new textbooks.
http://www.greentextbooks.org
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GreenTextbooks.com is your online leader for finding used textbooks, DVDs, CDs.
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What are some good online websites to buy cheap new or used textbooks for school?
Since school is starting up, buying textbooks at school can be costly. I've searched sites like Amazon for cheap new or used textbooks but they are only a few cents cheaper than at school. Any other good websites to look at when buying online textbooks?|||I don't know, I like Amazon.com, but that's just me. Check out www.half.com (ebay for textbooks) and www.cheaptextbooks.com . You may get lucky and find some good deals. Your best bet to find cheap textbooks is at your school. If your school has an online message board type thing for students, see if anyone is selling textbooks that you need or post a question asking for the books you need. Usually in cafeterias or student lounge or those types of areas there are bulletin boards for announcements for students. Check to see if anyone has posted a bulletin selling books or you could post your own asking for the books you need. You are so much more likely to get a good cheap deal this way. Often the online sites will get you good deals, but you end up making up for the difference in shipping charges.|||You can find great used cheap textooks at http://buy-used-textbooks.com/
|||I woud suggest GreenTextbooks.org
Save Money, Save The Planet
GreenTextbooks.org specializes in the recycling of textbooks, DVDs, CDs. Buying used textbooks not only saves you money, but cuts down on greenhouse gases caused by the manufacturing of new textbooks.
http://www.greentextbooks.org
|||Great info I would also suggest using GreenTextbooks.com
Saving the Planet One Textbook at a Time
With GreenTextbooks.com you're not only saving trees, you are saving some green.
http://www.GreenTextbooks.com
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|||eCampus , also get a $10 off coupon at http://www.007coupons.com/Books---Mags/e鈥?/a> to save some money
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http://www.greentextbooks.org
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|||Great info I would also suggest using GreenTextbooks.com
Saving the Planet One Textbook at a Time
With GreenTextbooks.com you're not only saving trees, you are saving some green.
http://www.GreenTextbooks.com
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Where can I find inexpensive college textbooks?
I been buying my textbooks at the college bookstore, which is in itself very expensive. I especially would like to know how to find used textbooks or, at least, moderately priced new textbooks. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance.|||Find out the ISBN numbers of your books first. This makes searches a lot easier and comes up with more accurate results. Then go to www.addall.com and type in your number. The site will search all of the other booksellers online (or close to it) and come up with a list of the places that sell your book, including an estimation of the shipping price. Then you can pick a link, make sure it's the right thing, and order your books. (Usually half.com and amazon have the cheapest.)|||Hello Marcia Gallercia,
I am ethan , I had the same problem and one the professors at U of Virginia suggested www.ugenie.com, it helped me loads on my purchases and i earned a free fandango movie ticket, ugenie unlocks hidden savings. thanks ugenie !
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Save Money, Save The Planet
GreenTextbooks.org specializes in the recycling of textbooks, DVDs, CDs. Buying used textbooks not only saves you money, but cuts down on greenhouse gases caused by the manufacturing of new textbooks.
http://www.greentextbooks.org
|||I found that gosnuffy.com works really well. It lists over 6500 universities, colleges, beauty schools, etc. and allows students to buy/sell new and used books directly to each other on campus. This way no shipping is needed and the middle man is cut out. http://www.gosnuffy.com
|||I would suggest this app. It searches the internet and finds the lowest price on any item you want to search. I use it for textbooks. www.epicstudentsavings.com
|||I would buy used at GreenTextbooks.com - Saving the Planet One Textbook at a Time
GreenTextbooks.com is your online leader for finding used textbooks, DVDs, CDs.
http://www.GreenTextbooks.com
|||TextbookTime.com makes it easy to save money on college textbooks, used textbooks, cheap textbooks and digital textbooks you need. TextbookTime.com has the most used textbooks on the planet, the largest selection of digital textbooks and ebooks and the fastest shipping. http://www.TextbookTime.com
|||half.com|||www.bestbookbuys.com|||You can go to this website: www.half.com|||Amazon used and Alibris.com has a textbook section.|||You should ask around. because for college, it might give you a whole list of books and you might not need them all.
Tips off of siblings and freinds:
ask around, especially peopel who have taken the course before
buy the books you absolutley need, because the proffessor might not use a few of the books
get with a friend who's in the same class. They can buy one of the textbooks and you can buy anothe rone. THen you can copy notes off each other's.|||www.ecampus.com
These textbooks are usually much lower than a college bookstore. Also, there are probably bulletin boards at the college where other students are selling their books at discounted prices. Sometimes the professor will know of former students who are selling textbooks or notes.|||go to half.com|||go to www.cheapesttextbooks.com this is the best site Ive found. You search for the books by IBSN, author, title, or subject. Then, it giives you a list of websites that are selling the book (half.com, amazon etc) and how much they are selling for. You click on the price you like and it re-directs you to that site. I love it because it lets you compare all the major discount sites side-by-side...so convenient!|||Look around and see if you can find someone that has taken the course and is finished with their books. They might be willing to sell cheap.|||First, try price comparison shopping at Amazon.com and Barnesandnoble.com. Sometimes you can get lucky and get a good price at these trailers. Then try half.com. It's a popular web site around now for buying used college textbooks for low prices.|||Don't pay attention to anyone. let me tell u go on half.com. this website i own by EBAY and i bet u will get books for 95 to 97% offf sometime. because I'm also a college student, and i buy books from this website and i get them on time so go there and open an account and start buying stuffffff. Best of luck with ur college.
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http://www.greentextbooks.org
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|||I found that gosnuffy.com works really well. It lists over 6500 universities, colleges, beauty schools, etc. and allows students to buy/sell new and used books directly to each other on campus. This way no shipping is needed and the middle man is cut out. http://www.gosnuffy.com
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|||I would suggest this app. It searches the internet and finds the lowest price on any item you want to search. I use it for textbooks. www.epicstudentsavings.com
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http://www.GreenTextbooks.com
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|||half.com|||www.bestbookbuys.com|||You can go to this website: www.half.com|||Amazon used and Alibris.com has a textbook section.|||You should ask around. because for college, it might give you a whole list of books and you might not need them all.
Tips off of siblings and freinds:
ask around, especially peopel who have taken the course before
buy the books you absolutley need, because the proffessor might not use a few of the books
get with a friend who's in the same class. They can buy one of the textbooks and you can buy anothe rone. THen you can copy notes off each other's.|||www.ecampus.com
These textbooks are usually much lower than a college bookstore. Also, there are probably bulletin boards at the college where other students are selling their books at discounted prices. Sometimes the professor will know of former students who are selling textbooks or notes.|||go to half.com|||go to www.cheapesttextbooks.com this is the best site Ive found. You search for the books by IBSN, author, title, or subject. Then, it giives you a list of websites that are selling the book (half.com, amazon etc) and how much they are selling for. You click on the price you like and it re-directs you to that site. I love it because it lets you compare all the major discount sites side-by-side...so convenient!|||Look around and see if you can find someone that has taken the course and is finished with their books. They might be willing to sell cheap.|||First, try price comparison shopping at Amazon.com and Barnesandnoble.com. Sometimes you can get lucky and get a good price at these trailers. Then try half.com. It's a popular web site around now for buying used college textbooks for low prices.|||Don't pay attention to anyone. let me tell u go on half.com. this website i own by EBAY and i bet u will get books for 95 to 97% offf sometime. because I'm also a college student, and i buy books from this website and i get them on time so go there and open an account and start buying stuffffff. Best of luck with ur college.
How can you hold up 6 textbooks using only one sheet of standard computer paper and masking tape?
This is for a class, and we only get one sheet of computer paper, 6 inches of masking tape, and we have to have the paper support 6 textbooks one inch off of the desk. Please help ):
Thanks!|||Make 1" wide pleats in the paper. Like a fan or accordion. Use the 3" of tape on each end to prevent the fan from spreading too far. I don't know how heavy the textbooks are, but this might work.
Folding adds structural strength to the paper and you may come up with other designs.
Good luck
OK one more thought. Make the fan, tear the paper in two (now 2 fans). Use the tape to tape the 2 fans into 2 cylinders. Carefully balance the books on the cylinders.|||I would buy used at GreenTextbooks.com - Saving the Planet One Textbook at a Time
GreenTextbooks.com is your online leader for finding used textbooks, DVDs, CDs.
With GreenTextbooks.com you're not only saving trees, you are saving some green.
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|||Tape the paper to your palms. Set the books on the piece of paper. And if that doesn't work refuse to do the assignment in honor of all the trees your capitalist teacher destroyed. The power is yours...|||Fold your paper so it becomes a long strip about 1 1/2" wide, roll it into a circle and fasten with the tape. Put the books on top. Should work if the books are not unreasonably heavy.|||Roll the paper into a tube shape. Tape the seam. Place the tube on end, and put your books on top.
Thanks!|||Make 1" wide pleats in the paper. Like a fan or accordion. Use the 3" of tape on each end to prevent the fan from spreading too far. I don't know how heavy the textbooks are, but this might work.
Folding adds structural strength to the paper and you may come up with other designs.
Good luck
OK one more thought. Make the fan, tear the paper in two (now 2 fans). Use the tape to tape the 2 fans into 2 cylinders. Carefully balance the books on the cylinders.|||I would buy used at GreenTextbooks.com - Saving the Planet One Textbook at a Time
GreenTextbooks.com is your online leader for finding used textbooks, DVDs, CDs.
With GreenTextbooks.com you're not only saving trees, you are saving some green.
http://www.GreenTextbooks.com
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|||Tape the paper to your palms. Set the books on the piece of paper. And if that doesn't work refuse to do the assignment in honor of all the trees your capitalist teacher destroyed. The power is yours...|||Fold your paper so it becomes a long strip about 1 1/2" wide, roll it into a circle and fasten with the tape. Put the books on top. Should work if the books are not unreasonably heavy.|||Roll the paper into a tube shape. Tape the seam. Place the tube on end, and put your books on top.
What is the best website to view full textbooks online for free?
I can no longer afford the atrocious costs of textbooks for college. My books cost twice as much as my classes do! A lot of fellow students have started downloading or viewing full text of the required textbooks online. I have tried searching for them but so far nothing. Anyone know where??? Thanks!|||Textbook prices are indeed ludicrous. According to a 2005 report by the Government Accountability Office, textbook prices have outpaced inflation 2-to-1 in the past two decades. And textbook expenses account for 26% of tuition and fees at four-year public universities and nearly three-quarters of costs at community colleges.
What you can do is search for free, open source textbook sites like Flat World Knowledge. Here's their website:
http://www.flatworldknowledge.com/minisi鈥?/a>
And here's some info about online textbooks that might help you out:
http://blog.wired.com/business/2008/09/o鈥?/a>
http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-鈥?/a>
http://ecolibris.blogspot.com/2008/08/op鈥?/a>
Good luck!|||I would suggest using GreenTextbooks.org
Save Money, Save The Planet
GreenTextbooks.org specializes in the recycling of textbooks, CDs. Buying used textbooks not only saves you money, but cuts down on greenhouse gases caused by the manufacturing of new textbooks.
http://www.greentextbooks.org
|||I would buy used at GreenTextbooks.com - Saving the Planet One Textbook at a Time
GreenTextbooks.com is your online leader for finding used textbooks, DVDs, CDs.
http://www.GreenTextbooks.com
|||TextbookTime.com makes it easy to save money on college textbooks, used textbooks, cheap textbooks and digital textbooks you need. TextbookTime.com has the most used textbooks on the planet, the largest selection of digital textbooks and ebooks and the fastest shipping. http://www.TextbookTime.com
|||here are some search results
http://www.yabloog.com/view_full_textbooks_online_for_free.html
What you can do is search for free, open source textbook sites like Flat World Knowledge. Here's their website:
http://www.flatworldknowledge.com/minisi鈥?/a>
And here's some info about online textbooks that might help you out:
http://blog.wired.com/business/2008/09/o鈥?/a>
http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-鈥?/a>
http://ecolibris.blogspot.com/2008/08/op鈥?/a>
Good luck!|||I would suggest using GreenTextbooks.org
Save Money, Save The Planet
GreenTextbooks.org specializes in the recycling of textbooks, CDs. Buying used textbooks not only saves you money, but cuts down on greenhouse gases caused by the manufacturing of new textbooks.
http://www.greentextbooks.org
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|||I would buy used at GreenTextbooks.com - Saving the Planet One Textbook at a Time
GreenTextbooks.com is your online leader for finding used textbooks, DVDs, CDs.
http://www.GreenTextbooks.com
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|||here are some search results
http://www.yabloog.com/view_full_textbooks_online_for_free.html
What is the best way to purchase college textbooks?
I am tired of spending 300-600 dollars a semester buying textbooks. Is there a reliable website I can go to that can help me with avalibility and reasonable price for college textbooks?|||If you have a good network of friends, then the cheapest way would be to loan/borrow textbooks amongst each other. Hopefully someone you know took the course previously and still has the book for you to borrow. Or, several people buy the book in group and you work out some sharing arrangement for that term.
Take a look at your school's library, or easily reached libraries (like inter-library loans). Often a copy or two of the textbook may be available to borrow. But be quick about it, as it'll usually be snapped up quickly by someone else in your class...
Even the campus bookstore's used books may not be cheap, but they are an alternative.
Others have already mentioned going through amazon.com (particularly the Marketplace area where people sell their used books) as a good choice. Just be sure that you are getting the edition that you want. Or check with your professor to see if you'll be missing anything if you use one edition back, as that may be cheaper still.
I haven't tried it, but http://www.campusbookswap.com/index.asp looks useful as well.
You may be lucky and there's a free edition available at: http://www.textbookrevolution.org/ or http://www.freeloadpress.com/
You may also want to read: "Textbooks For the 21st Century: A Guide To Free And Low Cost Textbooks" by The State PIRGs. (PDF article) http://www.maketextbooksaffordable.com/n鈥?/a>
for more links.|||I woud suggest GreenTextbooks.org
Save Money, Save The Planet
GreenTextbooks.org specializes in the recycling of textbooks, DVDs, CDs. Buying used textbooks not only saves you money, but cuts down on greenhouse gases caused by the manufacturing of new textbooks.
http://www.greentextbooks.org
|||http://www.dealjuggler.com/buy鈥?/a> is a great place to buy cheap textbooks. Also, check out cheapobuyer.com for cheap textbooks and textbook deals.
|||I would buy used at GreenTextbooks.com - Saving the Planet One Textbook at a Time
GreenTextbooks.com is your online leader for finding used textbooks, DVDs, CDs.
With GreenTextbooks.com you're not only saving trees, you are saving some green.
http://www.GreenTextbooks.com
|||TextbookTime.com makes it easy to save money on college textbooks, used textbooks, cheap textbooks and digital textbooks you need. TextbookTime.com has the most used textbooks on the planet, the largest selection of digital textbooks and ebooks and the fastest shipping. http://www.TextbookTime.com
|||how about craigslist and see if you can find someone who wants to sell or better still give them away. if you have the time, i believeyou do not, then there are web sites or you can actauuly buy the books on the net from places like india|||You can check out Amazon books, actually check out the bulletic board at your college because often students sell their books back for way cheaper than the bookstore.
I know for my college, we have this store called "PJ's Books" and i have no idea where this guy gets his stock, but he sells ALL of the books that students need for anything. Like a $100 govt book costs about $35 from this guy- you should check to see if there is a place like that around your college.|||sell yours on amazon after the semesters over too. ive been buying my books and selling them back on amazon after the semester and for about 2 semesters now i've pretty much broken even.|||www.bigwords.com compares college textbooks and you get the lowest price for buying them. They also show you other prices of bookstores.|||search kaaza or limewire...you might be able to download a pdf version that you can just print out at kinkos.|||textbook411|||Sure. I read in the newspaper the other day that professors should let students comparison shop. I got tired of spending $400-$600 for books. So here is what you do:if you need a a tenth edition book, check in bookstores or online at amazon.com or ebay.com to see if there is adifference between the old book and new book, because honestly the only difference between a tenth edition and ninth edition(for example) is perhaps a different cover. Secondly, if you have the ISBN number on the back of your textbook, using that when you order online or call it in, enable you to zero in on the exact edition that you will be using that semester. Just remember that you don't have to shop at your college's bookstore. Try online methods, or other bargain stores to get for cheap. One girl ordered a book that was only six dollars! Great condition.|||online ebooks.com|||i say buy used books. They r cheaper and you can sell them later 4 more than you bought them|||the best way is by using Textbook411.com , it instantly searches all the major online bookstores (over 20) to find you the best price on any book, new or used. you will save a fortune!|||Try Amazon.com or Half.com which is a division of eBay.....there is another site that a lot of people use, but I wouldn't recommend it and that is Alibris.com. Too often you will get either the wrong book or the wrong edition. There are probably others, but the first two are the best. I always tell my students the first day of class if they haven't got their books yet, to get on-line and order them there - its a lot cheaper than the bookstore.|||Try the used books in your schools bookstore.|||Try half.com and Froogle. I bought my college text books online the last two years and have saved at least $150 by doing so.|||I ordered a lot of mine used from Amazon.com. They have a section there to buy them from other students, then you can sell them there when you are done. You can get them way cheap.|||half.com or Amazon.com
or buy from other people at your school that have taken the class before. I save so much money that way.
Take a look at your school's library, or easily reached libraries (like inter-library loans). Often a copy or two of the textbook may be available to borrow. But be quick about it, as it'll usually be snapped up quickly by someone else in your class...
Even the campus bookstore's used books may not be cheap, but they are an alternative.
Others have already mentioned going through amazon.com (particularly the Marketplace area where people sell their used books) as a good choice. Just be sure that you are getting the edition that you want. Or check with your professor to see if you'll be missing anything if you use one edition back, as that may be cheaper still.
I haven't tried it, but http://www.campusbookswap.com/index.asp looks useful as well.
You may be lucky and there's a free edition available at: http://www.textbookrevolution.org/ or http://www.freeloadpress.com/
You may also want to read: "Textbooks For the 21st Century: A Guide To Free And Low Cost Textbooks" by The State PIRGs. (PDF article) http://www.maketextbooksaffordable.com/n鈥?/a>
for more links.|||I woud suggest GreenTextbooks.org
Save Money, Save The Planet
GreenTextbooks.org specializes in the recycling of textbooks, DVDs, CDs. Buying used textbooks not only saves you money, but cuts down on greenhouse gases caused by the manufacturing of new textbooks.
http://www.greentextbooks.org
Report Abuse
|||http://www.dealjuggler.com/buy鈥?/a> is a great place to buy cheap textbooks. Also, check out cheapobuyer.com for cheap textbooks and textbook deals.
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|||I would buy used at GreenTextbooks.com - Saving the Planet One Textbook at a Time
GreenTextbooks.com is your online leader for finding used textbooks, DVDs, CDs.
With GreenTextbooks.com you're not only saving trees, you are saving some green.
http://www.GreenTextbooks.com
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|||TextbookTime.com makes it easy to save money on college textbooks, used textbooks, cheap textbooks and digital textbooks you need. TextbookTime.com has the most used textbooks on the planet, the largest selection of digital textbooks and ebooks and the fastest shipping. http://www.TextbookTime.com
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|||how about craigslist and see if you can find someone who wants to sell or better still give them away. if you have the time, i believeyou do not, then there are web sites or you can actauuly buy the books on the net from places like india|||You can check out Amazon books, actually check out the bulletic board at your college because often students sell their books back for way cheaper than the bookstore.
I know for my college, we have this store called "PJ's Books" and i have no idea where this guy gets his stock, but he sells ALL of the books that students need for anything. Like a $100 govt book costs about $35 from this guy- you should check to see if there is a place like that around your college.|||sell yours on amazon after the semesters over too. ive been buying my books and selling them back on amazon after the semester and for about 2 semesters now i've pretty much broken even.|||www.bigwords.com compares college textbooks and you get the lowest price for buying them. They also show you other prices of bookstores.|||search kaaza or limewire...you might be able to download a pdf version that you can just print out at kinkos.|||textbook411|||Sure. I read in the newspaper the other day that professors should let students comparison shop. I got tired of spending $400-$600 for books. So here is what you do:if you need a a tenth edition book, check in bookstores or online at amazon.com or ebay.com to see if there is adifference between the old book and new book, because honestly the only difference between a tenth edition and ninth edition(for example) is perhaps a different cover. Secondly, if you have the ISBN number on the back of your textbook, using that when you order online or call it in, enable you to zero in on the exact edition that you will be using that semester. Just remember that you don't have to shop at your college's bookstore. Try online methods, or other bargain stores to get for cheap. One girl ordered a book that was only six dollars! Great condition.|||online ebooks.com|||i say buy used books. They r cheaper and you can sell them later 4 more than you bought them|||the best way is by using Textbook411.com , it instantly searches all the major online bookstores (over 20) to find you the best price on any book, new or used. you will save a fortune!|||Try Amazon.com or Half.com which is a division of eBay.....there is another site that a lot of people use, but I wouldn't recommend it and that is Alibris.com. Too often you will get either the wrong book or the wrong edition. There are probably others, but the first two are the best. I always tell my students the first day of class if they haven't got their books yet, to get on-line and order them there - its a lot cheaper than the bookstore.|||Try the used books in your schools bookstore.|||Try half.com and Froogle. I bought my college text books online the last two years and have saved at least $150 by doing so.|||I ordered a lot of mine used from Amazon.com. They have a section there to buy them from other students, then you can sell them there when you are done. You can get them way cheap.|||half.com or Amazon.com
or buy from other people at your school that have taken the class before. I save so much money that way.
What textbook company publishes excellent textbooks?
I need middle school and high school level textbooks from a single company. Is there one company that publishes excellent textbooks with just dry facts. Besides the common Barrons review books, are there hardcover textbooks that provide thorough material with challenging questions? Thank you for your expertise.|||I have a Holt textbook right now. They're really nice!
Its cool because if I forget my book at school I don't have to worry. The whole textbook is available online. There are also online quizzes and other study tools.|||I would suggest using GreenTextbooks.org
Save Money, Save The Planet
GreenTextbooks.org specializes in the recycling of textbooks, CDs. Buying used textbooks not only saves you money, but cuts down on greenhouse gases caused by the manufacturing of new textbooks.
http://www.greentextbooks.org
|||I would buy used at GreenTextbooks.com - Saving the Planet One Textbook at a Time
GreenTextbooks.com is your online leader for finding used textbooks, DVDs, CDs. With GreenTextbooks.com you're not only saving trees, you are saving some green.
http://www.GreenTextbooks.com
|||TextbookTime.com makes it easy to save money on college textbooks, used textbooks, cheap textbooks and digital textbooks you need. TextbookTime.com has the most used textbooks on the planet, the largest selection of digital textbooks and ebooks and the fastest shipping. http://www.TextbookTime.com
Its cool because if I forget my book at school I don't have to worry. The whole textbook is available online. There are also online quizzes and other study tools.|||I would suggest using GreenTextbooks.org
Save Money, Save The Planet
GreenTextbooks.org specializes in the recycling of textbooks, CDs. Buying used textbooks not only saves you money, but cuts down on greenhouse gases caused by the manufacturing of new textbooks.
http://www.greentextbooks.org
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|||I would buy used at GreenTextbooks.com - Saving the Planet One Textbook at a Time
GreenTextbooks.com is your online leader for finding used textbooks, DVDs, CDs. With GreenTextbooks.com you're not only saving trees, you are saving some green.
http://www.GreenTextbooks.com
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What good physics books or textbooks can i get on a middle school level?
I want to study more on physics, but i dont know where to get good textbooks on my level. I am a middle schooler. I can comprehend higher than middle school level (probably), so i need some answers.|||That depends on how much math you know. High school physics books assume you know algebra and geometry. There's very little you can do with physics without that.|||I would buy used at GreenTextbooks.com - Saving the Planet One Textbook at a Time
GreenTextbooks.com is your online leader for finding used textbooks, DVDs, CDs.
http://www.GreenTextbooks.com
|||TextbookTime.com makes it easy to save money on college textbooks, used textbooks, cheap textbooks and digital textbooks you need. TextbookTime.com has the most used textbooks on the planet, the largest selection of digital textbooks and ebooks and the fastest shipping. http://www.TextbookTime.com
|||If you want to learn a subject like Physics then you can use Google.com to find many free tutorials, ebooks, forums and other information
Physics tutorial
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en%26amp;sourc鈥?/a>
HippoCampus.org has many good tutorials for Physics, Algebra and etc...they also show which textbooks to get for certain subjects:
http://www.hippocampus.org/Introductory%鈥?/a>
Dmoz.org and these other websites have many tutorials for Physics and other subjects
http://www.dmoz.org/Science/Physics/Educ鈥?/a>
h t t p://apphysicsb.homestead.com
www.free-ed.net
www.physics247.com/
You can go to your local library or store or an online store like Amazon.com to find many good books, DVDs, and etc. for learning many things
Physics
http://www.amazon.com/s/qid=1266086754/r鈥?/a>
YouTube has videos for learning almost any subject or topic
Basic Physics
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=鈥?/a>
I hope this helps!|||I agree with the other answerer about the requisite math skills. But if you feel you are capable of the math then try typing "physics" into the textbook search engine and see what comes up. This is how I usually find books on subjects that I am interested in.
Hope this was of help.
GreenTextbooks.com is your online leader for finding used textbooks, DVDs, CDs.
http://www.GreenTextbooks.com
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|||If you want to learn a subject like Physics then you can use Google.com to find many free tutorials, ebooks, forums and other information
Physics tutorial
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en%26amp;sourc鈥?/a>
HippoCampus.org has many good tutorials for Physics, Algebra and etc...they also show which textbooks to get for certain subjects:
http://www.hippocampus.org/Introductory%鈥?/a>
Dmoz.org and these other websites have many tutorials for Physics and other subjects
http://www.dmoz.org/Science/Physics/Educ鈥?/a>
h t t p://apphysicsb.homestead.com
www.free-ed.net
www.physics247.com/
You can go to your local library or store or an online store like Amazon.com to find many good books, DVDs, and etc. for learning many things
Physics
http://www.amazon.com/s/qid=1266086754/r鈥?/a>
YouTube has videos for learning almost any subject or topic
Basic Physics
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=鈥?/a>
I hope this helps!|||I agree with the other answerer about the requisite math skills. But if you feel you are capable of the math then try typing "physics" into the textbook search engine and see what comes up. This is how I usually find books on subjects that I am interested in.
Hope this was of help.
What textbooks for first year of electrical engineering?
I would like to self study the books that a first year electrical engineering student would read for interest's sake. What are some of the textbooks that they need, I can borrow a similar textbook from the library.|||Get a course catalog from any engineering school; they tell you what textbooks that they use.|||I would buy used at GreenTextbooks.com - Saving the Planet One Textbook at a Time
GreenTextbooks.com is your online leader for finding used textbooks, DVDs, CDs.
http://www.GreenTextbooks.com
|||TextbookTime.com makes it easy to save money on college textbooks, used textbooks, cheap textbooks and digital textbooks you need. TextbookTime.com has the most used textbooks on the planet, the largest selection of digital textbooks and ebooks and the fastest shipping. http://www.TextbookTime.com
GreenTextbooks.com is your online leader for finding used textbooks, DVDs, CDs.
http://www.GreenTextbooks.com
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Why do I find some textbooks for very cheap?
I've been looking at textbook on Amazon and sometimes I find used textbook at a very cheap price. Sometimes it seems like too good of a deal (85% off)
The textbooks are not sold by Amazon.
I was wondering if there's a catch to those cheap textbooks. Can they be fake copies, illegal in any way, false information, bunch of typos, and etc?|||No, but you have to make sure its the right edition. I used to buy them on Amazon all the time because the textbook store on campus are way too expensive. You are risking that the person might not send it out on time or not send it out at all. Just make sure the seller has a good score and ask questions if you need to, and order early before the quarter/semester starts.|||I'm a college student and I buy all my books from Amazon. Sometimes they'll sell them on Amazon for 20-50$ where as if I buy them at my college's book store they'll range from 100-200$ each.
Amazon is Walmart's biggest competition. As such they are competing on who can have the lowest prices on everything.
The books are the same. However I have accidently ordered the wrong version of a book before. You need to be specific in your order. Also you need to be specific when ordering if you want a new copy or a used. The price of is typically the used version. if you request a new version the price is often higher, but not significantly.|||Sometimes people have spent a lot of money on textbooks and want to get a little of it back. Therefore they sell them through Amazon. College bookstores don't pay much for used textbooks, but they charge a lot when they sell them.
Today one of my friends bought a new textbook on Amazon. It was about $25 less than what the college bookstore was charging.
I think that the textbooks are legitimate. You should, however, read carefully to be sure that it is the correct edition.|||Check out multiple sources (e.g., college bookstore, private bookstores, online deals, rentals, eBook, other students) and compare to get the best price. Check out the free price comparison websites. Use caution in selecting a reputable seller.
The textbooks are not sold by Amazon.
I was wondering if there's a catch to those cheap textbooks. Can they be fake copies, illegal in any way, false information, bunch of typos, and etc?|||No, but you have to make sure its the right edition. I used to buy them on Amazon all the time because the textbook store on campus are way too expensive. You are risking that the person might not send it out on time or not send it out at all. Just make sure the seller has a good score and ask questions if you need to, and order early before the quarter/semester starts.|||I'm a college student and I buy all my books from Amazon. Sometimes they'll sell them on Amazon for 20-50$ where as if I buy them at my college's book store they'll range from 100-200$ each.
Amazon is Walmart's biggest competition. As such they are competing on who can have the lowest prices on everything.
The books are the same. However I have accidently ordered the wrong version of a book before. You need to be specific in your order. Also you need to be specific when ordering if you want a new copy or a used. The price of is typically the used version. if you request a new version the price is often higher, but not significantly.|||Sometimes people have spent a lot of money on textbooks and want to get a little of it back. Therefore they sell them through Amazon. College bookstores don't pay much for used textbooks, but they charge a lot when they sell them.
Today one of my friends bought a new textbook on Amazon. It was about $25 less than what the college bookstore was charging.
I think that the textbooks are legitimate. You should, however, read carefully to be sure that it is the correct edition.|||Check out multiple sources (e.g., college bookstore, private bookstores, online deals, rentals, eBook, other students) and compare to get the best price. Check out the free price comparison websites. Use caution in selecting a reputable seller.
How can I enjoy reading non fiction textbooks, despite being an avid reader for fiction?
I love reading, but predominantly books I read are fiction-based. I don't really hold interest in non fiction textbooks, but I wish I did so I can expand on my knowledge and increase my scores on exams. So how can I learn to enjoy reading textbooks like physics? Thanks!|||Non-fiction textbooks won't be as enjoyable as fiction; it's just true. There isn't so much of a cure for it as a way to cope with it. So you have to get yourself to sit down in a place where you won't be distracted. For me, it means leaving my laptop behind and heading to my college's food court or library. If you own the book take a pen and underline %26amp; jot notes in the margins. If not, you can use pencil, take a notebook and jot a few things down, or use sticky notes to mark important pages. You don't necessarily need comprehensive notes, although it depends on the way your teacher uses the book (or doesn't...I've had teachers that make you spend $50 on a book and never bother to actually teach to it). The point is just that you have to engage with the text in order to get anything out of it. If you only "read" it, you'll wind up staring into space and forgetting everything you learned. Instead, challenge yourself to think about what you're reading and consider what is important about it.
Sometimes, it also helps to give yourself a time frame. I make it my goal to finish a particular chapter or section from around 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM. Sometimes I meet it and sometimes I don't, but having that period set aside to read makes me try a little harder than if I just sat down with a book and told myself to read it. I also tried a thing where I calculated the amount of time it took me to read a full page of text and timed myself for each page. It got me to read faster and to focus a little better because I kept wanting to beat my time of 2 minutes per page. However, it seems to work on some books better than others, and there's no benefit to reading so fast that you obtain no information; that just makes you spend double the time going back and reading it again.
My last bit of wisdom (*snicker) is that chart-making is fun and helpful. Whether or not you actually use the chart later on, it's fun to make one and it helps you keep track of the information. I'm an archaeology major, so I have a whole chart about the Maya deities, what they did, and how they were represented in art. For biology, I made a chart of taxonomies and also for geological time scales. And for history, I have a timeline stretching back from 550 BCE to around 1300 CE. I've never taken a physics class, so I can't say how charts would help exactly, but I will say that they're a good tool; you're learning as you do it, engaging with the text, and organizing your information in a way that's accessible later, when the exams come.
Hope you enjoyed my rather long-winded rant. More importantly, I hope that was helpful!|||TextbookTime.com makes it easy to save money on college textbooks, used textbooks, cheap textbooks and digital textbooks you need. TextbookTime.com has the most used textbooks on the planet, the largest selection of digital textbooks and ebooks and the fastest shipping. http://www.TextbookTime.com
|||Well...good luck with that. I know it's difficult. I actually took some classes that looked really interesting and thought perhaps the textbooks would be as well (they were not).
Perhaps if you can take something from physics, say a theory, etc. and you put it in terms of something that interests you, this would help you to retain the information more easily. For example, when someone isn't good at math and/or fractions (but they love food), you use M%26amp;M's or other food to show them first-hand how to add, subtract, or make a problem into a fraction. I know it might be difficult to do this, especially in trying to fit something with whatever law, theory, method, etc. that you're trying to learn. Say if you're interested in weather, you could see how physics and weather coincide and again retain the knowledge more easily.
Another thing you could do is that if there's a certain area that you need to remember, you could make a slogan out of it, kind of like people who want to remember music scales use EGBDF: Elvis' guitar broke down Friday. I know that this is something that especially helped me in Geometry and Biology.
Hopefully, you'll find a way to enjoy your class and improve your grades.|||Picture the thing ur reading in real life, just change it a bit so it's more interesting to watch, I read about the civil war and I pictured people fighting with ketchup and mustard
Sometimes, it also helps to give yourself a time frame. I make it my goal to finish a particular chapter or section from around 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM. Sometimes I meet it and sometimes I don't, but having that period set aside to read makes me try a little harder than if I just sat down with a book and told myself to read it. I also tried a thing where I calculated the amount of time it took me to read a full page of text and timed myself for each page. It got me to read faster and to focus a little better because I kept wanting to beat my time of 2 minutes per page. However, it seems to work on some books better than others, and there's no benefit to reading so fast that you obtain no information; that just makes you spend double the time going back and reading it again.
My last bit of wisdom (*snicker) is that chart-making is fun and helpful. Whether or not you actually use the chart later on, it's fun to make one and it helps you keep track of the information. I'm an archaeology major, so I have a whole chart about the Maya deities, what they did, and how they were represented in art. For biology, I made a chart of taxonomies and also for geological time scales. And for history, I have a timeline stretching back from 550 BCE to around 1300 CE. I've never taken a physics class, so I can't say how charts would help exactly, but I will say that they're a good tool; you're learning as you do it, engaging with the text, and organizing your information in a way that's accessible later, when the exams come.
Hope you enjoyed my rather long-winded rant. More importantly, I hope that was helpful!|||TextbookTime.com makes it easy to save money on college textbooks, used textbooks, cheap textbooks and digital textbooks you need. TextbookTime.com has the most used textbooks on the planet, the largest selection of digital textbooks and ebooks and the fastest shipping. http://www.TextbookTime.com
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|||Well...good luck with that. I know it's difficult. I actually took some classes that looked really interesting and thought perhaps the textbooks would be as well (they were not).
Perhaps if you can take something from physics, say a theory, etc. and you put it in terms of something that interests you, this would help you to retain the information more easily. For example, when someone isn't good at math and/or fractions (but they love food), you use M%26amp;M's or other food to show them first-hand how to add, subtract, or make a problem into a fraction. I know it might be difficult to do this, especially in trying to fit something with whatever law, theory, method, etc. that you're trying to learn. Say if you're interested in weather, you could see how physics and weather coincide and again retain the knowledge more easily.
Another thing you could do is that if there's a certain area that you need to remember, you could make a slogan out of it, kind of like people who want to remember music scales use EGBDF: Elvis' guitar broke down Friday. I know that this is something that especially helped me in Geometry and Biology.
Hopefully, you'll find a way to enjoy your class and improve your grades.|||Picture the thing ur reading in real life, just change it a bit so it's more interesting to watch, I read about the civil war and I pictured people fighting with ketchup and mustard
What textbooks do I need for the CIMA course and where can I get them?
I want to register for CIMA but can only register for next year's May exams. I want to get started with studying but can't find a syllabus or the textbooks I need to use in order to prepare for the papers. Can someone please tell me which textbooks I would need?|||you will want to check out Textbook411.com , they have every textbook ever made (new and used copies) and alwyas have the best price!|||I would suggest GreenTextbooks.org
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How to recycle old textbooks in the Chicago area?
I've got huge college textbooks from ~10yrs ago. I hate to throw these into the trash. They're not really worth attempting to resell them. Anyone know where I can take them to get broken down? These are laboratory medicine-type books, so not worth donating either. Thanks!|||There are lots of online venues that make it easy to sell used textbooks, like Textbookbuyer.com. By typing in the ISBNs, you can quickly see the offering prices. If you're not interested in selling them at all, but simply want to get rid of them right away because they're taking up space, then maybe there is a recycling center in your area that might have a use for the books. I'm curious why you say they're not worth donating? Are the books really specialized? If nobody wants them, then maybe recycling is the best answer.|||I would suggest using GreenTextbooks.org
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GreenTextbooks.org specializes in the recycling of textbooks, CDs. Buying used textbooks not only saves you money, but cuts down on greenhouse gases caused by the manufacturing of new textbooks.
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|||Great info I would suggest using GreenTextbooks.org
Save Money, Save The Planet
GreenTextbooks.org specializes in the recycling of textbooks, DVDs, CDs. Buying used textbooks not only saves you money http://www.GreenTextbooks.org
|||I would buy used at GreenTextbooks.com - Saving the Planet One Textbook at a Time
GreenTextbooks.com is your online leader for finding used textbooks, DVDs, CDs.
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|||You should send them to http://www.DonateTextbooks.org
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|||You can put them in the paper recycling as long as you take the cover off.
http://www.buy-used-textbooks.com/|||Take them to your local recycling center. The information will be outdated anyways.
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|||Great info I would suggest using GreenTextbooks.org
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|||You can put them in the paper recycling as long as you take the cover off.
http://www.buy-used-textbooks.com/|||Take them to your local recycling center. The information will be outdated anyways.
Is it legal to sell international edition textbooks in Ebay and Amazon?
Hi, everyone, I have an international editon textbooks and would like to re-sell it online either on eday or amazon. However, after I have done some book searches, I didn't find any post selling international edition textbooks anymore? Have it become illegal or these websites try to discourage this kind of sale?|||The truth is that it is illegal to purchase international books and bring them to the US to sell. The publishers would argue that you are advertising a false product when you list the book for sale as the ISBN of the US edition is different than the International one.
In a recent survey done by Campusbooks.com, a textbook price comparison engine, they noted that over 75% of responding students do not have interest in International editions.
This doesn't mean you can't sell it, it just means you should be up front and honest that it is an international edition. If you clearly state it in your description then the site you are selling through will post it if they want.
eBay and Amazon have deals with the publishers so they crack down on international copies. You can try Valorebooks.com or AbeBooks.com, you might have better luck.|||I would suggest GreenTextbooks.org
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GreenTextbooks.org specializes in the recycling of textbooks, DVDs, CDs. Buying used textbooks not only saves you money, but cuts down on greenhouse gases caused by the manufacturing of new textbooks.
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|||I would also suggest using GreenTextbooks.org
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http://www.GreenTextbooks.org
|||I would buy used at GreenTextbooks.com - Saving the Planet One Textbook at a Time
GreenTextbooks.com is your online leader for finding used textbooks, DVDs, CDs.
http://www.GreenTextbooks.com
|||TextbookTime.com makes it easy to save money on college textbooks, used textbooks, cheap textbooks and digital textbooks you need. TextbookTime.com has the most used textbooks on the planet, the largest selection of digital textbooks and ebooks and the fastest shipping. http://www.TextbookTime.com
|||It is illegal to sell international edition textbooks in US and Canada, but Ebay and Amazon is online sale, so I think this created a gray area.
As Ebay and Amazon.com targeted to US customers, if you sell your book in those website, there are high chances that the book would be bought by US customers (even though your international shipping option is on).
If you really want to sell your international edition books on those website, I suggest you to add a comment saying that you will not ship the book to US or Canada avoid ambiguity. Of course, a better method to resolve this is to sell your book on Amazon.co.uk instead of Amazon.com.|||It's perfectly legal, but make sure you offer international shipping... at least to where the people you think are going to buy them will be!
The sale of used books isn't exactly high on the government's regulation list...
In a recent survey done by Campusbooks.com, a textbook price comparison engine, they noted that over 75% of responding students do not have interest in International editions.
This doesn't mean you can't sell it, it just means you should be up front and honest that it is an international edition. If you clearly state it in your description then the site you are selling through will post it if they want.
eBay and Amazon have deals with the publishers so they crack down on international copies. You can try Valorebooks.com or AbeBooks.com, you might have better luck.|||I would suggest GreenTextbooks.org
Save Money, Save The Planet
GreenTextbooks.org specializes in the recycling of textbooks, DVDs, CDs. Buying used textbooks not only saves you money, but cuts down on greenhouse gases caused by the manufacturing of new textbooks.
http://www.greentextbooks.org
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|||I would also suggest using GreenTextbooks.org
Save Money, Save The Planet
http://www.GreenTextbooks.org
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|||I would buy used at GreenTextbooks.com - Saving the Planet One Textbook at a Time
GreenTextbooks.com is your online leader for finding used textbooks, DVDs, CDs.
http://www.GreenTextbooks.com
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|||TextbookTime.com makes it easy to save money on college textbooks, used textbooks, cheap textbooks and digital textbooks you need. TextbookTime.com has the most used textbooks on the planet, the largest selection of digital textbooks and ebooks and the fastest shipping. http://www.TextbookTime.com
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|||It is illegal to sell international edition textbooks in US and Canada, but Ebay and Amazon is online sale, so I think this created a gray area.
As Ebay and Amazon.com targeted to US customers, if you sell your book in those website, there are high chances that the book would be bought by US customers (even though your international shipping option is on).
If you really want to sell your international edition books on those website, I suggest you to add a comment saying that you will not ship the book to US or Canada avoid ambiguity. Of course, a better method to resolve this is to sell your book on Amazon.co.uk instead of Amazon.com.|||It's perfectly legal, but make sure you offer international shipping... at least to where the people you think are going to buy them will be!
The sale of used books isn't exactly high on the government's regulation list...
When will students start looking for textbooks for new school term? Will they buy online?
When will students start looking for textbooks for new school term? Will they buy online?
I want to start a online shop for selling staff discounted textbooks, will it workable for foreign countries?|||Sure students do buy books online. Most of the studnets start shopping for textbooks in early August or early Jan. There are plenty of websites that have deals on textbooks.
Websites like Getitbooks.com are amazing. They offer great price comparison for college textbooks and more.|||Great info I would also suggest using GreenTextbooks.com
With GreenTextbooks.com you're not only saving trees, you are saving some green.
http://www.GreenTextbooks.com
|||Hey Mandy,
If you happen to be located in Canada, you can check BookMob out (http://www.bookmob.ca). We have the largest selection of cheap, used textbooks in the country, and also offer rentals with free returns. Shipping is also free over $150. Enjoy!
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I want to start a online shop for selling staff discounted textbooks, will it workable for foreign countries?|||Sure students do buy books online. Most of the studnets start shopping for textbooks in early August or early Jan. There are plenty of websites that have deals on textbooks.
Websites like Getitbooks.com are amazing. They offer great price comparison for college textbooks and more.|||Great info I would also suggest using GreenTextbooks.com
With GreenTextbooks.com you're not only saving trees, you are saving some green.
http://www.GreenTextbooks.com
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|||Hey Mandy,
If you happen to be located in Canada, you can check BookMob out (http://www.bookmob.ca). We have the largest selection of cheap, used textbooks in the country, and also offer rentals with free returns. Shipping is also free over $150. Enjoy!
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