Where do feel is the cheapest place to buy books??
I checked out book outlet, but of course the books I want aren’t being sold on there right now
The books don’t even need to be 100% new if there is good used book site, just in good condition
Thrift books, my local goodwill, my local used bookstore, my local library, facebook marketplace, pango (this is hit or miss cause people like to charge too much, but you can find good deals)
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Anonymous49w
Honestly if you have a kindle and the book is old enough ebooks can be really cheap. If it’s a new book it could be 15 dollars but if it’s Jane Austen sometimes it’s literally a dollar
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Anonymous49w
Get kindle books from your local library’s app for free without leaving your couch.
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Anonymous49w
I get a lot of my used books online from eBay tbh
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Anonymous#249w
Also Amazon sells used books sometimes that might be on the cheaper side
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Anonymous#349w
This is the way! I read almost all of my ebooks for free!!
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Anonymous#149w
Plus, this isn’t well-known, but in my state, you can get hooked up to every library’s ebook platform in the state, so the options are endless.
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Anonymous#349w
+ look up “books unbanned” there’s a few libraries (Seattle, Boston, etc) that provide library cards to anyone under a certain age, anywhere in the country (to fight book banning)
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Anonymous#149w
Thanks!
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Anonymous#249w
Honestly, I’m a physical book person, though I have considered getting a kindle. Just not sure how much I would like it
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Anonymous#349w
I used to use Hoopla in high school, pretty sure my library card is expired now. I’m just such a physical book person
Will definitely check out the “books unbanned”
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AnonymousOP49w
That’s so valid and I am the same, but I got a kindle for convenience when I went to college and it’s life changing. Especially since my mom and I share an account, we can each buy books separately but also read each others books, so sometimes it’s basically free