-- Posted by dumbgirl at 10:01 am on Aug. 10, 2007 Before you pay the horrendous prices at your college bookstore, try half.com. It's an ebay subsidiary and I've had great success buying and selling my books. Most sellers chose to ship via media mail as a default (which can take a long time), but a lot also have an "expedited shipping" option for only $2.00 more. -- Posted by fancy1190 at 10:04 am on Aug. 10, 2007 thanies for the idea xoxo -- Posted by JustBe at 10:09 am on Aug. 10, 2007 I think hawkeye should have found out about this a little sooner. -- Posted by Hexer at 10:12 am on Aug. 10, 2007 Shame there is no UK version :( -- Posted by JEWmander at 10:14 am on Aug. 10, 2007 I love half.com  That's where most of my library is from.  I got like 20 books that were ine xcellent codition for 75 sents a piece. -- Posted by DESKPOWER at 6:55 am on Aug. 14, 2007 there is no UK version -- Posted by dumbgirl at 7:35 am on Aug. 14, 2007 Quote: from DESKPOWER at 9:55 am on Aug. 14, 2007 there is no UK version Unfortunately, as a previous poster stated, there is no UK version. It sucks, but I couldn't refrain from posting for that reason alone... If it helped just one person save money this year, it served it's purpose. Maybe if people start emailing ebay about a UK version, they'll get the picture. -- Posted by joyride at 4:28 am on Sep. 24, 2007 Beneficial to early shoppers at the campus-area bookstores is a generally good selection of used textbooks to ease the burden of buying new. Though the books aren't always in mint condition, the discounted prices may be worth considering. But the Smart College Students Buy Textbooks Cheap: http://www.missiontuition.com/smart-college-students-buy-textbooks-cheap/ Used books can save a student $10-50, or more in some cases.