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This Second Edition of Essentials of Linguistics is considerably revised and expanded, including several new chapters, diverse language exam
If anyone knows a website or something I can get free access to Insect Ecology by Peter Price (2011 edition) plz plz plz let me know
This might be late post because i know so many people started their college semester early but if anyone needs a free pdf of Beginning Drawing: A multidimensional approach to learning the art of basic drawing by Alain Picard I currently have access to one. Pls message or comment if you need it!!
Has anyone figured out a way around having to pay a ridiculous amount (like $300!) just to RENT an e-textbook? I have to do this for a finance class I'm taking this semester. I would look at my school's library, but the problem is the rental subscription also pays for access to the homework assignments we need to submit for class so I'm not seeing an easy way around this. It doesn't look like the textbook publisher offers a separate homework only subscription either :( I can't afford this.
My textbook hack in college was to go to the library. The college library had all the textbooks on hold and you could take them out for two hours at a time if you didn't leave the library. If someone else was using the book I needed, I walked over to a city library branch to get the book. It meant I spent a lot of time in libraries, but it saved me thousands over the four years of my undergrad.
Libraries are free to use (well, you pay for public libraries with your taxes, and the college library with your tuition) and great places to study and do homework.
So check the college library first. Anyone else have ideas for cheap/free textbooks?
The Library Is a Magical Place and You Should Fucking Go There
I’m looking for a college textbook
Pearson Collections Laboratory Manual Geology 1104/1114
ISBN: 9780137192816
Please I can’t find a cheap or free version
Hockenbury, Sandra E., Nolan, Susan A., & Hockenbury, Don H. (2018). Psychology (8th Ed.). New York, NY: Worth Publishers. ISBN-13: 978-1-319-05063-4 ISBN-10: 1-319-05063-8
For those also looking for this book,
Hockenbury, Sandra E., Nolan, Susan A., & Hockenbury, Don H. (2018). Psychology (8th Ed.). New York, NY: Worth Publishers. ISBN-13: 978-1-319-05063-4 ISBN-10: 1-319-05063-8
1 / 100 Days of Productivity
So excited to be starting the 100 Days of Productivity challenge for the Spring semester! I’m already planning to be super on top of my assignments since I graduate soon, and am really excited for my classes. I also found a GREAT website for free textbooks: http://gen.lib.rus.ec/
Just search the name of the textbook you are looking for, click on the name to go to a page with more info, click on the title of the book again, and then click ‘GET’ to download the PDF version of the textbook!
I was able to find a ton of books on here so I highly recommend checking this website before making a purchase! Also, please let me know if it ends up working for you. I would love to hear that it is working for other people and that the word is getting around :)
cheap and free textbooks so you can spend your money on things like food + soft kleenex
in honor of my return to university and inevitable poverty, here is a list of textbooks resources that is not outdated, nor a mess. i sorted and annotated the links, just for you. you’re welcome.
resources marked with an asterisk are links i actually recommend. especially among the free ebooks.... straight up, just use your library instead. i am giving you these resources, but i personally would trust few of them.
in short, i recommend a) googling the title + PDF. do this even if you have a book so you can use command+F to quickly find anything b) buy used c) google the title + chapter for blog posts, notes, and more.
in any case, here are more links to free/cheap textbook resources:
* your local library + its databases and ebooks :)
oh my god come on yall
used textbooks + rentals
* amazon
* halfpricebooks lets you look up multiple textbooks at once + lists by edition
* chegbooks gives you a 21-day refund garuntee which is dope bc it allows you to find out whether or not the textbook is even necessary
* thriftbooks
* alibris
* valore
* abe
* betterworld books donates books and money to literacy programs and grants with every purchase
ask students to buy off them. help a peer out.
price comparison + vendor sites
* amazon
* bookfinder
campusbooks
textsurf
bigwords
free ebooks (i’ll tell you straight up that i would not trust most of these resources if i were you. just go to your library, please.)
* google the title + pdf. i recommend this process even when you have a physical book so you can take advantage of command+F
* gutenberg focuses on older literature, out of copyright
* libertyfund focuses on liberal arts- humanities/politics/philosophy etc
textbook revolution
manybooks uses gutenberg + free self published books
librarygenius
reddit w/ pdf’s and resources
math textbooks
2020ok
audiobookbay offers free audiobooks. (also youtube and spotify!) but here’s the catch: the readers are generally awful.
freebookspot
ebookee
free ebooks
library genesis and other alternatives
free textbooks written by the website’s parent organization
bookboon
openstax via RICE university
other materials to work around a textbook
search subject or book + ‘filetype:ppt’ or ‘filetype:pdf’ for powerpoints or pdfs respectively
blog posts and essays, especially for literature courses
if you truly truly can’t find a cheaper option, go rent that babe, if you can refrain from highlighting.
then, resell that bitch! have i sold my textbooks half through the semester for concert tickets? yes. have i been scammed by being forced to buy new unbound textbooks that you can’t resell? yes. i will fight whoever decided this shit. pull up. and yet, i’ve also had fucking amazing professors who just posted it all online for us for free. bless up.
any questions?
alright let’s go forth and study for a week and then dissolve into tears.