My brother’s book business (http://www.textbooknook.com) lists there because they are free to list. You could also, but they don’t have as many book providers to search (because they charge for listings).

Some other sites that have many book sellers (because they list for free) are:

Here is a good article on how to find cheap textbooks. There are some things you can do besides just search lots of websites for you book.

Good luck big_dog_js

You can buy them new or used from these sites:

Or if you want them new you can try:
(you can get second hand ones here as well)…

I buy all my textbooks secondhand because it’s cheaper and you don’t use them as much as you think you might, so it’s a waste of money to get them brand new. And as long as you have the right book it doesn’t matter if it’s new or not. Sarah N

Hint .. when you look for used books, you probably don’t need exactly the same (most recent) edition as your class is using, but there CAN be subtle differences that you will need to look for. If your professor has assigned the 6th edition, ask whether the 5th or 4th will do. Usually the answer will be yes. Fly On The Wall