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I always look at the bargain tables at the major book chains, like Barnes and Noble, for deals on books for presents - especially when they are marked down to less than $5! (They also have deals on journals, stationery items, CDs, etc.) A nice crisp book is always appropriate. (They have kid's books, too!)
By pam from Los Angeles
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RE: Buying Bargain Books
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Post By oreosmom (Guest Post)
(09/03/2006)
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I discovered several months ago a website to purchase used books. I have used it many times and have never been disappointed. Most of the times the books are hardly worn and a few times they look as new. Its www.thriftbooks.com most books are one penny and the shipping for the first book is $3.49 and $2.59 for each other book in that order. I love it
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