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college books


Question Posted Saturday May 24 2008, 10:38 pm

whats a good site to her college books purchased for a little amount (they can be used) but not completly damaged thx!!!

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ChevyIINova answered Sunday May 25 2008, 3:30 am:
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I've used them a few times. I've NEVER had any problems. The books were in great condition and a lot cheaper than the school's book store. The bonus is you can even resale those books back to them.

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