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I look forward to ready evryones' posts. I am curious as to where everyone is buying thier books. Online, brick&moter, or other?
Thanks
Frank

Me? Chapters and Indigo!!!

moving

Didn't go anywhere did it?

Barnes & Nobles

Chapters and online

Online or at the local bookstore.

Amazon, Brunner Books (local bookstore), borders, waterstones, smiths (rarely), cambridge second hand market, St. Ives second hand market, library second hand sale, Galloway and Porter (mega cheap!)


I'm obsessive... but I'm happy!

Chapters, The Inside Story, online, flyers

Same here Kaleanae!!!! I got my readers advantage card with me

Amazon, Waterstones.. maybe WH Smiths

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me too! and waldens books alot also
(burly I love the cute pic!)

Chapters, Reneau & Brey, Archambeau

Walden books

Amazon, Ebay, 2nd hand bookstores, Waterstones and sometimes even Asda or Tescos.

I do like a good old rummage round an old 2nd hand bookstore, the ones that have books piled high up to the ceiling and smell all musty. Ah good times.

Piggle
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Amazon used if i can.

Anywhere I see a good book, although I use Amazon alot because its convenient and is good for those harder to find books!

I get books from chapter and other places.

I either go to amazon.com or bn.com (Barnes and Noble)...

'Haven't been let down yet...

half price books

Barnes & Noble and Borders

second hand bookstores.

barnes and nobles
tower records
borders

Secondhand bookstores if they have it... always searching for early or first editions. Otherwise Angus and Robertson.

barnes and nobles or this local shop national bookstore

Barns and Noble ALL THE WAY! They have the best books although their prices are kinda high...
-Sharon*~

thats why you get 'em at those used stores

Borders mostly. They have the best selection.

bookstore

Online: I browse books on Ebay, Amazon, and Barnes & Nobles. BUT, I never did buy anything online except animes.

I buy books at bookstores like; Barnes & Nobles (I love hanging out at BN!), Target (it's cheap sometimes), this one store 3 blocks away from my house where they sell 2nd-hand books, or (I forgot what's the place's name) this book/comic store at the mall!

right now is it s&n but since most of the authors im starting to get into and wanting to start reading from their first to thieir most current im going to have to order them online.. which doesnt bother me.

Books-A-Million, Barnes & Noble, Walden Books, Secondhand places

Any place that sells them.

Same here.

Borders

Mostly from second-hand bookstores

i read stuff from the library mostly but if i'm buying i get them in waterstones or wh smith

Definitely Barnes & Noble.

Waterstones

They used to give a student discount, but now they dont anymore cry

I get my books from WH smith, Ottarkars( forgive if a have spelt it wrong) Forbidden planet and a new shop next to Forbidden planet called the Traveling man

I get 90% of them at a local bookstore called Morawa, as I go there nearly daily;
though there are also several others I visit regularly (the more, the better).
I only rarely order books online as the bookstore is simply faster and I want to hold a book in my hands before I buy it...

But I never, never go to secondhandshops... I hate it when you look at books and see that they have already been read... and most secondhandshops dont have the books Id like to buy anyways the only books I'd buy there are old editions of Tolkien-books

i get my books from Chapters.

Waldenbooks

Chapters

most of mine, if not all, are from borders

Half Price books.

uh,m.. in a bookshop i suppose

Waldenbooks (closest book store) and amazon. Never barns and nobels. Too expensive for me.

Borders

Anywhere I can find books...

Mostly Borders, one of my favorite things to do is to go there, buy a few books, and then sit up in the cafe in Borders and read for a few hours. I also occasionally go to Waldenbooks or B&N, but Borders is the closest to me and has the best selection.