What is the Cheapest way to get Textbooks?

My husband needs 2 books that are about $140 each... I checked www.textbooks.com, and found one of them for $80, but the other wasn't on there. Is there a cheaper place than textbooks.com, or just another option where I may find the other book?What is the Cheapest way to get Textbooks?
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What is the Cheapest way to get Textbooks?
Hey - go to Chegg.com where you can save hundreds by renting your textbooks for the term. I do this every semester and save tons of money. It's so simple, just search for the books you need and place your order. Chegg will ship them to you fast and at the end of the term you ship them back for free. What鈥檚 cool is that they plant a tree for every order.



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There are many places to buy cheap textbooks..but there is http://usedtextbookprices.com

which instantly compare textbook prices across 50+ online bookstores to find the cheapest prices..



Most people at my university use this website. because it shows the prices by condition i.e. used, new, international edition and even rental.. Make sure u compare prices..



I hope this helps u.. Good luck with textbook shopping and the semester ahead.
I rent mine at CHEGG.COM.

They are really good -- the books that I would've had to pay $150 for I rented for $50-60, then I mail them back at the end of the term (they pay for return shipping too).

Only downside is they don't want you to do too much highlighting in them, so they stay in "like new" condition.

I saved $500 one term in rented books! Organic chem, Physics, Calculus, etc... I always end up with the $200 books!
Textbooks.com. They have it all - buy it, rent it (via Chegg), new, used, e-books, etc. They have become the single destination you need - Chegg only rents (and every title they rent is for rent on Textbooks.com too at the same price).
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Rent the textbooks. Its much cheaper than buying it but you don't get the keep the textbooks.

Its similar to buying the textbook and selling it back but there's no hassle.
Some universities have second-hand bookshops.