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Digital Book Sites besides Coursesmart.com?
McAllen
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College has finally started once again, and I'm back to ordering my books.
Besides Chegg.com and Coursesmart.com, I don't like to order from any other store when it comes to my books. I had ordered all the books I've needed so far but I need one tomorrow and Chegg.com says my order's not coming until the 15th.
Some sites have a free glimpse of at least the first chapter, Coursesmart.com has done this and it's very convenient. I'm supposed to bring in the first ten pages of one book, Norton: Introduction to Literature, but i have not found any site that allows the preview for this book, unless they're showing the table of contents.
Is there another possible website that lets you read books online? I have only found coursesmart for the textbooks I've needed, but I havent' found any others.
Thanks!
Besides Chegg.com and Coursesmart.com, I don't like to order from any other store when it comes to my books. I had ordered all the books I've needed so far but I need one tomorrow and Chegg.com says my order's not coming until the 15th.
Some sites have a free glimpse of at least the first chapter, Coursesmart.com has done this and it's very convenient. I'm supposed to bring in the first ten pages of one book, Norton: Introduction to Literature, but i have not found any site that allows the preview for this book, unless they're showing the table of contents.
Is there another possible website that lets you read books online? I have only found coursesmart for the textbooks I've needed, but I havent' found any others.
Thanks!
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Can you really not wait 4 days?
I'll survive regardless of whether or not I can read the book before I get it, but I don't want to miss out on any in class stuff where I would have to trouble someone to look on their copy or something. They have an online table of contents / glossary to look at so I've been doing supplementary reading for now.
Just don't want to miss any online nuggets for online textbooks, I prefer them almost over the hard copy.
You can, but I'm afraid that I've got such a limited budget this term that I only have enough to invest in a iClicker, otherwise I can't afford anything else.
EDIT: To maybe put this into context, I saved 400 dollars from Chegg.com.