Where do you normally get your books?

[Swat3737]

I love Half Price books, the clearance shelves at the back are where I got a good percentage of the books I own. And I love library sales but didn't think about estate sales, that's a great idea! lately though I've mostly been reading on Kindle since I don't have enough space at home for more books which makes me very sad

[Aditi Sapate]

Crossword bookstores, book sales at bookstores, borrowing from the library, buying from the sale at the library, etc.

[gregs317]

Usually from Amazon, or rarely, ABE books.

Once in a great while, I will get to a library for its used book sale. I feel lucky if I can something that I would read, however.

I noticed that thrift stores will sometimes have a good or interesting book for sale.

[Nalence]

Usually I get my books from library, but I also buy the books whenever I can in old book stores.

[DD129]

I usually get my books from Books-A-Million. The atmosphere there is really relaxing and nice, and I can just wander around the aisles filled with all kinds of books. It’s a place I go to when I’m bored and/or want to get out of the house. Of course, I also use Amazon for the convenience of it.

[Elizabeth14]

I get most of my books in a bookstore and usually that bookstore is Barnes and Noble because I have yet to find a little bookstore in my area that is not a huge company and holds books that I like to read.

[Aisha_123]

Anywhere I see a stand of books on display for sale or at a bookstore. Really anywhere I find books on sale.

[kali09]

Oh my goodness, everywhere. Thriftbooks, B&N, Amazon, Goodwill, Salvation Army, various local thrift shops, friends, my local book stores, etc

[Lib -]

I usually get free online ebooks to index or review. I buy books on Amazon.

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[Inmortalbooklover]

Either online from Amazon or from libraries such as``La casa del Libro´´ o ``la Central´´

[HeatherEi]

Like everything else, Amazon.

[Allybear]

I only read e-books so I mostly get my books through amazon. I have a membership to amazon and get a lot of free or discounted books. Usually will get an email from a website called bookbub and they send me deals on books from authors you would never hear about so it’s a great way to explore new authors as well. You can also pick what genres you would like to receive.

[Jecinta_joy]

Online from a novel app(Wattpad)

[HanSmith97]

Like everything else, Amazon.

This sounds exactly like me! Although sometimes I'll order from Book Depositary because the prices can be just as good.

[tannus]

I don't have a specific place as long as I get books to read. Old book stores, e-books, sales. It's a huge struggle to buy a new book every time that too hardcover. I would love too but I can't. There are many great suggestions in this thread. Thanks, everyone