paperback or hardback?
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Paperback- same story but cheaper. :)
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It's a short book. Bookstores sell a CD unabridged (that's under an hour read to you!), you might be able to find it used
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amazon.com, maybe try a bookstore....
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Book on the top shelf
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They say that the best book is the one that you actually use. ;-)\n\nAny of the "big names" should be fine. (Princeton Review, Kaplan, Barron's, Arco...).  Old books will probably be fine too.  The advice should be roughly the same in all these books.\n\nDon't forget to try you local library for *free* books.  Also, looking at more books will help you compare their advice and maybe you'll see that they're actually suggesting the same things.
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scout...\n\nit's a good book if you'd actually READ it...
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Barnes and Nobles, any book store or Amazon.com
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If you are referring to a real book, Cassell's Latin Dictionary is a great one.  The hardcover version, not the paperback.  If you were referring to an online version, check the links below.  The first one is a bit more user-friendly, but the second one is a lot more comprehensive.
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books or the internet \n\nstupid bloody question really
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supplementary material that is collected and appended at the back of a book
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I think we will always have books, but I would bet someone will figure out another way to make them in a very different form.  I also think that high school textbooks are doomed, since they are way too heavy and can be offered in CD-ROM form already.  The classes I teach are going to be giving everyone the CD of the textbook and just keep the regular books in the classroom next year, so that students don't have as much weight in their backpacks.
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Usually on the inside where all the information is first listed. you may find a row of numbers starting at 0 and going back or vice versa. The book may also say First Edition or First Trade Edition. There seem to be even new things coming out lately. If in doubt ask the bookseller.
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I'm not sure about hardcover or paperback books. I do know there are several sites that offer complete eBooks. Just google "free eBooks" and you will find plenty of them. If you need an eBook reader for your computer Microsoft has a free one called "Microsoft Reader." Just google "Microsoft Reader download" to find it.\n\nGood luck.
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Buy here for $4.99:\nhttp://www.powells.com/cgi-bin/biblio?inkey=62-0439095530-0\n\nBuy here used (for one penny!):\nhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0439095530/qid=1138053743/sr=8-1/ref=sr_8_xs_ap_i1_xgl14/103-6154882-6714213?n=507846&s=books&v=glance
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When I need a good book on a subject, I always go to Amazon.com.\n\nI don't work for the company, but it's a great website.  First you type key words into the search function near the top of the page and you will get a collection of books that have words in the title or maybe description that match your words.  Often if you type in a specific title, it will bring up the title and other books by the same author at the same time.\n\nThen by going to different books that look like they might be good, most will have reviews by customers who have already bought the book.  They each can rate the book from 1 to 5 plus give a complete explanation as to why they rated the book what they did.  This way you find out why a book is good but very often why it sucks or why it just isn't what the title makes it sound like it is but isn't.  I try to stick to books that don't go below 4 1/2 stars but sometimes make exceptions.  I read the high ratings to find out what people liked about the book but look first at the bad ones to find out what people DIDN'T like about it.\n\nOn top of that, they usually have a list on that initial page of other related books that are of the same subject that you can click on and check out.  Then you can see which is best for what you're looking for.\n\nFinally, the prices are discounted and if you buy $25 in books (usually it only takes 2 books to hit $25) the shipping is free.  I avoid the used books if at all possible because it avoids hassles with sometimes inconsiderate people.  It's always easier to deal with a big company than an individual on the other side of the U.S. who you've never met.  The shipping by an individual is never near as fast as from the big companies also because the big company labels have the scanning stuff on their labels and the books get to your house in half the time as a result or even faster. Plusthe individuals almost always use padded envelopes to ship books and Amazon.com and Buy.com always use boxes. I ordered three books last week from Amazon.com.  I chose the cheapest shipping (free), they shipped it on Friday by media mail and the books were in my mailbox on Monday afternoon.  And that was from Kansas to Texas.  Seems that when they come from California, there's no or almost no difference in delivery time.  Sometimes they take about six days but if you're really in a hurry, you can pay for expedited shipping or get the book at your local bookstore at full price plus sales tax. (Never my choice).\n\nAnd if you're really cheap (like me), after you use Amazon.com to find the perfect or almost perfect book, you can switch over to Buy.com where they more often than not beat Amazon.com's prices by a little bit and have the same free shipping parameters. (But doesn't have all the reviews and helpful book-finding help that Amazon.com does.  Amazon.com is more well stocked than Buy.com is also.\n\nHere's two possibilities:\n\n"eBay for Dummies" by Marsha Collier\n\n"How to Buy, Sell, and Profit on eBay: Kick-Start Your Home-Based Business in Just Thirty Days" by Adam Ginsberg
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NEVER! This year alone I've bought 8 or 9 books, can't recall. I'm currently reading 1 biography, 1 psychology, 1 marketing, and am always reading management books. I like many others enjoy the sanctity of a good read. Staying focused is so much easier with books - no message alerts, and you can turn the phone off. The Internet is a useful tool, but ultimately, books are a 'reality', something you can hold, see, and feel. You can also give them as gifts - the Internet, not quite, not yet anyway. Plus there'll be a load of librarians out of work without books. lol. One last thing, what happens when the power goes out? Technology stops, the sun comes up and there is light - the simple things are often the best. Cheers. L
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$4-5 high book value.