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The Internet is the place to go for any book you could possibly want. Take advantage of the Web’s exciting book-finding technology. You’ll find retail and discount prices on new, used, rare, and out-of-print books – even scratch and dents. Here are a few sites to get you started.
* Abebooks.com at www.abebooks.com
* AddALL at www.addall.com
* AllBooks4Less.com at www.allbooks4less.com
* Amazon at www.amazon.com
* BookCloseouts.com at www.bookcloseouts.com
* BookFinder.com at www.bookfinder.com
* Christianbook.com at www.christianbook.com
* HamiltonBook.com at www.hamiltonbook.com
If you want to borrow, lend and swap books for free, check out The Book Cart at www.thebookcart.com. You can borrow and lend paper-backs through the mail for the cost of postage and handling.
Before you buy a book, you should do two things – compare book prices and shipping and handling fees. The one thing that can undercut great online prices is high shipping and handling. Watch for promotions and specials deals for reduced or free shipping.
All the best,
Timben
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