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6 Life Hacks for the Thrifty Reader

January 15, 2015

by Sarah Balcazar

Marketing and Communications Manager

It鈥檚 no secret that keeping books in the home is a surefire way to help kids succeed in reading and in school. But books aren鈥檛 always cheap, and too often the financial burden of buying them can limit the number of books kids have access to in their homes.

Financial constraints shouldn鈥檛 keep a child sheltered from the joys and wonders of a great read. Luckily, there are many inexpensive ways to get books into the home.

Here are 6 tips for the thrifty reader:

  1. Make a trip to the local library, an absolutely free way to enjoy some great reads.

  2. Search for used books at Goodwill or other thrift stores for major discounts and great finds. Garage sales are another source for hidden gems and cheap reads.

  3. Start a聽聽with your friends and family. Find some great reads, while socializing with loved ones.

  4. Join an聽聽and receive books at the cost of shipping. It鈥檚 also an environmentally-friendly way to recycle books.

  5. Check websites like聽听辞谤听聽that might have used books for a very low price. Sometimes you can find books for as little as $0.01.

  6. If you have access to an e-reader or enjoy reading online, then be sure to take advantage of the TONS of free books that are available online.

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