Where does LIT buy their books... seriously i just need a website

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>>8833395
Kindle

Don't fight the future

Book depository. Postage is slow sometimes but free

>>8833395
Easton Press

I get old and used books at https://www.abebooks.com/

>>8833395
Library. They give them to you for free and you can give them back so they don't take up space.

>>8835459
But then I can't gloat over my bookshelves of hardcovers.

>>8835541
Just grab a bunch in the library, line them up, and snap a pic. No one will know the difference.

You can find a lot of books on Amazon for pennies if you select used. The shipping is usually a couple of dollars. It's the most frugal way I've found to purchase online.

Books - A - Million

>>8833395
Many people tend to forget ebay.
Also use addall to compare prices of the other online booksellers.

>>8833395

bookdepository for new

abebooks for second hand that i can't/won't buy new

>>8835678

also ebay. forgot.

>>8835675

anon is right. ebay is underrated. a lot of free posting there too. depends on what you're getting + who might be selling it, so it's kind of a crap shoot, but i have been surprised with how decent of an option ebay can be.

Op shops generally $1-2 per book but the selections usually not great and you'll quickly amass a collection of dickens and austen but not much else.
Otherwise abebook is the only other option along with the occasional ebay auction.

>>8833395
amazon

>>8835651

for non-americans amazon is godawful, unfortunately. you can potentially buy a book for $0.01 but then get hit with $30 shipping on it. the whole site is one big cock tease.

if you're a yank you should definitely try them though.

>>8835698
Its better if you use the english site. Still not great but you can still make good deals.

>>8833395
thriftbooks