Books & Magazines

Sharing and trading books is one of the best ways to save money on books. Create an informal library network with a few friends or family members. Borrow and share with people who have similar literary interests. Also consider cooperative buying, where a few people chip in to buy … [Read more...] about Share and trade books with friends

Many local and online retailers like Barnes and Noble will offer a discount and/or free shipping if you pre-order a soon-to-be-released best-seller. If you order online, your card won't be charged until the book actually ships. Best of all, you can still return it within the … [Read more...] about Preorder that upcoming best seller

Book buying membership programs call themselves "Book Clubs" but shouldn't be confused with gatherings at the local coffee shop or bookstores. These programs advertise an enticing introductory offer such as "5 books for 99 cents." While these programs don't offer nearly the … [Read more...] about Avid book buyers should consider a book club membership

Books for toddlers and children - including educational, story and coloring books - can often be found in abundance at the local dollar store. Why pay a fortune in a bookstore, when the books will probably be scribbled or drooled on anyway. Be sure to quickly flip through the … [Read more...] about Dollar store finds: bargain children’s books and workbooks

Many people buy books they "just have to have," only to leave them sitting on their bookshelves for months or years. It's an even bigger waste if you buy when books are newly released (and expensive) since they can be bought later for less. Instead, leave that money sitting in … [Read more...] about Buy only the books you intend to read soon