[Cross-posted from Making Connections: Facebook & Beyond :: a blog for my First Year Experience students at Georgia Southern University]
With the cost of college textbooks spiraling upward, it’s good to know that there are still some good sources of (relatively) inexpensive textbooks. Christopher S. Penn, host of the Financial Aid Podcast, shares his best tips for finding these books in the appropriately titled “How to Find Cheap College Textbooks.”
Thanks, Christopher S. Penn and Edvisors, for providing these ideas for students — and their parents!
;.’ I am really thankful to this topic because it really gives up to date information ;:,
you can always look for cheap books online, there are lots of websites that sell cheap books ‘;*
Bigwords.com is a good site, but in internet too many interesting place to find cheap books.For example, in my site you will find many tips and choice for you to get cheap books also.
Bigwords.com… Its the one stop shop place for me every semester! Never have I found an easier site to find all my textbooks for the cheapest price out there! check out for your self if you haven’t all ready… But I’m pretty sure if you had known about it you would have posted something about Bigwords.com