Where do you buy your books?

I buy most of my books at car boot sales, especially chick lit books that i will only want to read once then give to a friend or a charity shop, becuase you can get them cheap there. If a book comes out that i want to buy and not just read then get rid of it but keep it, i will buy it new, usually from a supermarket like Tescos or Asdas, as they sell them fairly cheap there. Books that are harder to find i will buy from e-bay if i can find them there, academic books or books not currently in the charts i would buy from maybe Amazon or the cheapest place they are sold online after doing say a Kelkoo search.

I like bn.com but I also use zooba.com.

I buy books on Ebay on occasion. Currently I'm relying on http://Paperbackswap.com and http://BookMooch.com to get new books. I've sent and received a few books out and it's a great way to get new books without having to spend too much money.

I like www.half.com, www.bn.com (Barnes and Noble), and occasionally other sites I happen upon while surfing. I like to go to Borders for books in person, but sometimes they are too pricey. I certainly don't buy the CDs there, they about cost your firstborn child.

Mostly on the internet: amazon and half.com. And I'm also a member of paperbackswap. Really love that site. I used to buy a lot of books at yard sales, but I have a hard time in the summer heat, with no car, so I don't do that much any more. Luckily, my neighborhood has a couple of thrift stores, and the library always has used books for sale--paperbacks are a quarter, and hardcovers are $1.00. They also have a freeby box that sometimes has good stuff for me to grab. I did get out last Saturday for our town's big annual yard sale and brought home a nice stack of books. Basically, I'm cheap, and never pay full price for a book if I can get it used.

I usually go to Borders. I just love that place.

I usually buy from amazon, my book club, walmart.com, or on occasion actual book stores like Walden's and Barnes & Noble. I am going to try out deepdiscount too in the future. They've got free shipping and great deals on DVD's so next time I'm going to check out their book prices too. I have bought on ebay a couple of times too. I've sold several on ebay and amazon too LOL.

I usually don't buy books that often. For the most part, I just find books at the library and check them out for free. That works out for me since I don't usually read books over again anyway.

I tend to buy most of my books in big bookstores, where i can pick through a great variety of titles and choose my favourites, in this big surfaces the prices are are usually lower, I also like to go to second hand markets and find some bargains, i also use to buy books online, specially on amazon.com however the delivery rates bring the prices up, so I am tending to buy less and less online.

I once bought a book at this place called Abesbooks and it pointed me to a site called www.paperbackshop.co.uk. It gave me a good deal on my first book purchase which was Harry Potter 6. The shipping was VERY cheap, cheaper than Amazon, I think. I tried to search their site if they were doing a pre-order of Harry Potter 7, unfortunately, I don't think they are.

i rarely buy books on net,though it may be convenient and easy. i wonder if it is safe to afford it on net.