Textbooks, textbooks

[dangerpronered]

Tonight I went through and bought all of my textbooks that I know I am going to need for next semester online, minus two and the 4 I already had. I don't know what I'm gonna need for Japanese yet, but I might need the workbook which I'd have to buy new. I already had 2 of the 3 for East Asian Art Survey, and I had bought the other one back before the end of the semester. I got one of my Once and Future King books from paperbackswap. There's two I'm waiting on because I think I may be able to get a better price or better options, but otherwise, I'm good. Saved LOADS of money compared to last semester (even though I had art supplies last semester which were ouchies). Buying your textbooks online is the way to go! half.com and amazon.com and ebay (I actually got something from there and one of the ones I didn't get, I'm watching an auction for). It's nice not spending over $100 on books for a class when you can get them for a fraction of the cost online. I think our bookstore marks up the cost from the publisher's price.

Also, I just sold one of my textbooks online already, and I just listed it a few hours before. Viva la internet!