I consider myself to be a pretty savvy online used book shopper, but this time I'm trying to find a copy of "The Divided Heaven" by Christa Wolf (the English translation of "Der Geteilte Himmel") and I'm coming up dry.  What online bookstores do you know of that I might not?\n\nI'm familiar with the following:\namazon.com\nborders.com\nbarnesandnoble.com\npowells.com\n\nand some search engines:\ncampusi.com, for example\n\nAny leads would be appreciated.
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Bookfinder has your book.
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heres a good list of sites that i ve found useful.\n\nhttp://www.gutenberg.org/catalog\n\nhttp://manybooks.net/titles.php\n\nhttp://onlinebooks.library.upenn.edu/\n\nhttp://www.easymediabroadcast.com/IndexT.htm\n\n\n\nhave fun reading :)
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If you can't remember the name of the book, try this site: http://www.kathleenduey.com/index.2ts?page=bookstores\n\nScroll down until you find a bookseller with a webpage.  Send the bookseller an email giving what information you have.  Wait a few days, if no answer, move onto the next bookseller with a website.  Booksellers have many online lists and it is not uncommon for a seller to ask the list - does anyone remember ....?\n\nIf you do know the name of the book or the approximate name try www.bookfinder.com - if you get no results after entering the title, empty the title space, click on "show more options" if necessary and enter the keywords of the title.  You can also search used.addall.com and www.campusi.com (remember to click on rare books).
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unsure of website, but a great book is "knowing your bible 101" Good summaries of each book and background of it. Good luck! Also available - Christianity 101
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My favorite book store is actually amazon.com. I can always find what books I'm looking for and they're much cheaper than a lot of the other bookstores.
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I just checked out the Gospel of Judas the other day @ the local B&N. Wow. It felt like a part of history jumping into my hands.\n\nKnowing what Judas was to become; reading what depictions he'd written of Jesus; the pieces of text felt so raw with emotion. They felt so real. Knowing the ending of the story of course, did make some of the pre-betrayal friendliness tough to swallow.\n\nThis brought me to the realization that these newer books need to be included, don't they? I haven't asked my priest at church, but a newer version has to be in the works.\n\nForget about red tape, just order the entries and publish the thing.\n\nWith the Da Vinci Code getting more publicity than the Dead Sea Scrolls, now'd be a pretty good time to release a newer, fuller edition of The Bible.\n\nThanks for answering my last question,\n\n-Justin
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I'm surprised that their customer service isn't being more helpfull with you.  Maybe you should try calling again and ask to speak to a manager.  I've only ever bought books from them, but I have had nothing but positive experiences.  When a book I received arrived damaged, I sent it back and they gave me a new copy.  I'm sorry you had a bad experience!  I hope they give you your money back.
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http://www.lulu.com/content/182932\n\nhere ya go
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The best way you can resolve it is to walk into a Barnes and Noble or some other book store that stocks them and check it out. You can also e-mail the publisher.  My guess is that they have different contents. Good luck!\n\ncc
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Howdy. This book is available used for as low as 68¢ with FAST delivery available. See links below.\n\nA quick search of  WorldCat, the OCLC catalog of books, at any library shows copies all over. You should be able to ask your local library to request an Inter-Library Loan.\n\nGood Luck!
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i will do that, type the isbn into google and get multiple price listings for different sites. ive sold my own books on amazon, so i have a bit of loyalty to them, but ive bought off of half.com, bn.com, ABEbooks, bookbyte just to name a few.\ngood luck!
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Ebay has great deals, used and brand new for cheap.\n\nYou can also check out amazon.com \n\nThey'll probably have any book you'll ever need
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Is it blackbook companion? If so it's on limewire. Try the program limewire and look up paladin press, they have tons of books listed. I must also say that anarchy would not be good, but free information is essential to a free society.
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get your hands on "The Geranium on the Windowsill Just Died But Teacher You Went Right On." It's out of print, so a library might be the best place. it will blow your mind. it's so good.
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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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www.amazon.com\nwww.abebooks.com\nwww.half.com\nwww.alibris.com
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look in the back of his latest book, there is usually a list of all books published. My parents read his books, I have only read Bone Collector and Coffin Dancer, but he has done a lot. There was The Lake Houses and some kind of numbered series, something like 1st to die, and 2nd something, and 3rd Horseman I think, anyway that is all I know, hoped it helped. If you want his whole collection you are probably going to have to look for them individually or perhaps order them all from the publisher or find them from a collector. People like my parents read them once and then collect them and they are kept in excellent condition. Try a local used bookstore to scope out some collectors.