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Funny that I was just talking about this with someone yesterday, but today there's an article on Lifehacker about saving money on textbooks. I have used their first suggestion, Bigwords.com many times myself though I've often found even better deals by simply looking for a previous edition book. For example, if your class is using the 5th edition, look for the 4th for big savings.

Anyway, if you or someone you know is looking for textbooks, perhaps you should give it a try.

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Evan says:

September 3, 2008 at 1:02 pm

Yea but honestly some times those older editions can be slightly off from there newer ones. But Bigwords.com is amazing!!!

Jeremy says:

September 4, 2008 at 4:18 am

I forgot to mention that, but you’re right. The older editions will be different, but generally the professor can tell you if it’s much of a difference. Just clear it with them ahead of time so if one of the exercises ends up being off, they will know what happened.