Looking for a texbook that is cheap

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In summary, when looking for a cheap textbook, it is important to compare prices from different sources, such as online retailers, used bookstores, and campus bookstores. It may also be beneficial to rent or buy a digital version of the textbook instead of purchasing a physical copy. Additionally, considering international editions, utilizing student marketplaces or book exchange programs, and purchasing older editions can also help save money on textbooks.
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Dear All,

Do you know where I can find a cheap, above average-quality, purchase for a textbook on NMR called "Spin Dynamics: Basics of Nuclear Magnetic Resonance" by M. Levitt or "Quantum Description of High-Resolution NMR in Liquids" by M. Goldman.

Thanks,

Ahmed
 
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Have you checked bigwords.com?
 
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If can look for a used copy at bookfinder.com
 
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Hello Ahmed,

Thank you for reaching out. I understand the importance of finding affordable resources for our research and studies. Have you tried checking online marketplaces like Amazon or eBay for used copies of these textbooks? You can often find them at a discounted price. You can also check with your university or local libraries to see if they have these textbooks available for borrowing. Additionally, some publishers offer discounted prices for digital versions of textbooks. I hope this helps in your search for affordable resources. Best of luck with your studies!

Sincerely,
 

What are some tips for finding a cheap textbook?

1. Shop around and compare prices from different sources, such as online retailers, used bookstores, and campus bookstores.

2. Consider renting or buying a digital version of the textbook instead of purchasing a physical copy.

3. Look for international editions, which are often significantly cheaper than US editions.

4. Utilize student marketplaces or book exchange programs to buy or borrow textbooks from other students.

5. Consider purchasing older editions of the textbook, as they are usually much cheaper but still contain most of the necessary information.

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