where can i buy the text book that was uesed in school?\ni wonder where did school get those books?\nin public high school i mean
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www.findbookprices.com\nwww.amazon.com\nwww.ebay.com
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Contact the schools board office, they should be able to give you a copy of it or if they can't they will know how to get it.
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ebay!~\n\nhere it is exactly the same at schools!\n\nhttp://cgi.ebay.com/3-PAGE-RAND-MCNALLY-LEVEL-3-ROLL-UP-WALL-MAP_W0QQitemZ7412734761QQcategoryZ37962QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
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Buying books online is the best. I buy nearly all my books online. A method that has worked for me is to buy the books I need to read right away for the first two weeks of class at the U bookstore (or find out if the book is in the library and go there to do the necessary reading) and then buy all the rest on Amazon.com. Buying used books from Amazon's independent "marketplace" sellers is usually significantly cheaper than buying the books in any store (shipping for any one book from a seller is $3.99; often you'll find mass-market paperbacks, some in excellent condition, selling for just a penny, so some of these you can get for as cheap as $4). And if you decide to buy your books new from Amazon (which is still always cheaper than buying them new from the store), shipping is free with purchases of more than $25.\n\nA website called BookHQ (www.bookhq.com) will actually compare for you the prices of books from virtually all the used-book search engines on the Internet. It's super-great.
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Check out this web site and buy the book. You can order online, or go to a book store, or walmart or somewhere to buy it. It is a must read for everyone.
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Half.com is THE place for cheap college and high school textbooks, as long as you know the name of the book (publisher helps too).\n\nThe only thing to watch out for when replacing a High School book is that in my old schools the books were catalogued with barcodes, so they may not take just any old book back, even if its the right one.
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Go to the public library and ask the reference librarian to help you. He or she will most likely show you how to use research databases, which are online sources of printed papers that count as print sources. Do not, under any circumstances, use anything like an encyclopedia, MSN Encarta, or Wikipedia--if you're beyond middle school, instructors hate it when you do that, so it's best not to get into the habit in the first place.
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I like wikipedia.com and yahooligans.com myself. Hope that's of help. Some say ask.com but I don't get far with that. If you have a specific textbook, the publisher might have a website. Or from your school -- we have a link from there. Good luck!!!!!!!!!
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sear&#92;ch for it on the web i bet sadlier oxford has a website with training materials. anyway i bet your library does too normally libraries carry all highschool books nearby. also just print all the words n a 2 word def in sixe four font, earned myself a 100% on my junior vocab final
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Every area has 'teacher stores'  If you can't recognize their names in the yellow pages (educational supplies, school supplies, etc), ask at your local school (elementary, high, it doesn't matter) where the teachers buy their supplies.  I'll try to remember some names of common companies and see if they have websites latter. (but the software based grading systems have made my life a LOT easier!)
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look in your text book
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I don't think there are free sites for full textbooks, but if you're enrolled at a university check out the library website for subscriptions they may have to e-book sites.  If they have one for netLibrary.com it's probably your best bet for finding the book.  Good luck!
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Who are the makers of the books.  Most publicists have all the answers on the main website of the book that you are working out of.  Inlcuding teachers books and handouts and some even have the tests.
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I don't have it, but your sales rep form McDougall Littel can probably get you a copy, or other teachers at your grade/in your district can get you one.
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hey-you have a teacher. and probably text book.(s)...
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You will not be able to access it at school. Another option would be a public library, our has computers.
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HMMMM you can go to your local library ask them for that...I remeber that when i was in 5th grade my favorite book...aw man i forgot!but i searched  and searched the library and found it with help form the internet....sounds like an intresting book...i'll look in on it!\n\nGood luck finding it!!!