Where do you buy your books?

[Lesly]

Save your money and only buy your fave author(s). Go to the library!! This will save you hundreds of dollars and space! Libraries are awesome and offer so much and all for free!

[nessa]

usually barnes and noble

[Yeehawwlovesbooks]

I miss Barnes and noble but the books have gotten higher so I stick to amazon! That’s seems to have every book that I want.

[Emms-hiatus(ish)]

I read voraciously. I literally would have no room if I bought physical copies of books, and most just aren't good enough to want to own.

I utilize my public library for ebook and audiobooks, as well as Kindle and Scribd.

I physically own 2 copies of one book. Gideon the Ninth. One to loan out, and one to keep.

[Emma]

my local library book store has amazing monthly book sales. There's high turnover so you can new books quite often, at $1-3 USD each, it's a steal

[Samantha]

Mostly Amazon, but occassionally Barne's and Noble or a local book store. I also go to libraries a lot! It's a great way to save money.

[Addie]

I used to go to Half Price Books at least once a week because you could get so many used books for cheap, but now the prices have gone up. I've still been going, but I only buy physical copies of books that I absolutely love and want to collect. Otherwise I do eBooks on my Nook

[Tara reads]

amazon

[Angel]

Barnes and noble, bookmans, thriftbooks.com

[♡Addison♡]

thriftbooks, Barnes and noble, and sometimes used off of Amazon

[maddie!!]

i have like no book shops where i live so amazon. when i travel target and barnes and nobles

[Layra]

Most of my book are from Amazon

[Mary]

I buy books off of Amazon as well through kindle and I also have some paperbacks.

[April • A.M. Flynn •]

ThriftBooks. Local library if they are selling them or giving them away. Kindle Unlimited. Audible.

[olivia !!]

mainly books a million but i do buy some from barnes, target, and amazon

[amanda osher]

I go to Barnes and noble but sometimes, i use amazon

[Shelby]

Amazon mostly, thrift books(the site), groceries stores, anywhere really.

[Emily]

I get mine from either Amazon, Books a Million or a website called Book Outlet. Check out their website, they buy books wholesale from places like Target or wherever else&they get a good deal on them so they are able to sell them cheap. They are brand new books but sometimes you will notice an imperfection in the binding or something like that but well worth their super cheap prices&they are always running sales on their already cheap books

[Sydney]

I like to attempt to thrift all of my books before I buy them brand new. I go to goodwill or Bookmans or any thrift store I find. For some reason it makes me feel better to read a book that has already been loved before buying it brand new. That way if I end up wanting to donate or pass it on I don’t feel bad that I “wasted” money on a brand new one.

[⋆｡˚୨ lainabelle ୧˚｡⋆]

I usually go to goodwill or amazon, or other stores like target Walmart etc. I loveee going to Barnes and nobles but I try to find them cheaper somewhere else first

[Jen]

The bookstores inside libraries, nothing ever over $3 here. The ones that have released within the last year are $3, and older than that are $1, anything older than 5 years is 4 for a $1, and they are some great best sellers. Start there!

[Viki]

Amazon mostly or some stores in Greece

[Zoie]

Amazon or target

[Amelia L]

either charity shops, world of books, music magpie or the works!

[Morgan]

just tried to go on BookDepository seems like the store closed down.

[Keira]

I buy them from thrift shops, local book stores, Barnes and noble, or Amazon 😂

[Indy]

I try to buy local, so I buy from a bookstore about ten minutes from me, or I use my library's app to borrow books! I also buy from book fairs :)

[Hallie Helen]

I either go to The Half Priced Bookstore or buy them online from Amazon or Thriftbooks.

[Britt S]

I usually order on Amazon but I don’t always like how they handle their books. I’ll go to any local stores (Walmart, target, barnes and nobles) but I have also found little mom and pop book stores not far from me that I really enjoy. I see a lot of people find books at thrift stores. I’ve looked in ones around me and never find anything good.

[Margo]

half priced books ... thrift stores ... local book stores

[Elsa]

I basically js google where the cheapest books are cuz I usually buy like 5 books at a time so I can save more money that way. and there aren't really any bookstores where I live and if I were to buy books at Barnes and Noble for example, the shipping would cost a fortune sooo

[mia n]

i love going to second-hand booksales, especially at local libraries. also the website book outlet is great!

[Jacqueline]

half priced books, thriftbooks, pangobooks, bookshop.org or local bookstores.

[April • A.M. Flynn •]

ThriftBooks and local libraries that have them for sale.

[Hale]

I don’t. I usually download them from the internet.

[Leah]

usually the works as there cheap there and always have deals on

[MarGo]

Amazon, Barnes and Nobles, or local bookstore

[blossom ⚛︎]

I usually buy books from Amazon and sometimes from this chain of bookstores called Crossword

[Victoria]

amazon

[Hayley]

Amazon, Facebook marketplace, or Indigo if I have gift cards. I've been taking out a lot of library books recently though

[Live2009]

In Norway we have two main book stores called Ark and Norli were I buy my books

[Mia]

I live in Canada where books can be CRAZY expensive, so i either buy them on kindle or used but otherwise ill use the library and borrow them.

[Mimi ♡]

amazon
and sometimes second hand thrift stores

[Sofia]

I usually order from Amazon bc it’s cheaper and the closest bookstore is 30 min away. But I’ve recently gotten a books-a-million membership so I’ve been ordering from there !!

[so_big_hope]

I go to a bookstore in my city

[Sanvi]

Barnes and Nobles. I love them 💜 The one I got to has a Starbucks, so I just drink my drink and read 💜

[Paige]

I would rather buy from a bookstore, but have been buying online on Kindle because of the point system they have. Also super convenient to read from your phone, but you miss out on that real book feel.

[maria jane ୨୧* ･ﾟ]

mostly online since where i live there’s no physical book store that has booktok books

[Lilly Reed]

Normally Amazon but sometimes I get hand me downs or gifts from different websites.

[Ashley]

Pango!