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I’ve been using Thriftbooks for years now both within and outside of my practice and it’s a wonderful tool to have. They sell donated books & other media at a discounted rate, which may be bigger or smaller depending on the quality and quantity of the item. Though many mainstream Witchy books are going to be priced closer to the market rate, they have a very vast collection containing tons of popular and obscure titles that would be great for someone looks to expand their horizons! Especially since most of their stock consists of collections from shutdown libraries, there’s no telling what kind of treasures they have (great for the environment, too!).
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Tl;dr [thriftbooks.com](https://thriftbooks.com) is wonderful and you should use it for all your book-related needs, Witch or otherwise
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Attention All Broke Witches: Check Out Thriftbook.com!
updated 2 years, 6 months ago
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Might I also suggest libgen! Free pdfs of written works of *all* kinds (fiction, nonfiction, magazines, and I haven’t had to pay for any college textbooks this semester because I found them all on there!) I just did a quick check with the term “witchcraft” and I already see some promising books within the first few results.
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Z-lib.org and betterworldbooks.com are great sources for free ebooks and cheap paper books respectively. I may have just bought 7 books for 30$ today…
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More money for food and gas is always appreciated I’ll make sure to check them out!
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Yes LOVE thriftbook.com!! They have so many different genres, movies, and so much more. Seriously buy all my art books, sewing patterns, and random books/movies for like $5 (prices range $2-$15 for just about everything!!)
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Can confirm, thriftbooks.com is the bomb!!!!
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I love thriftbooks! I’ve got 3 books coming tomorrow from them 😁 one on colonial and puritan graveyard imagery im particularly looking forward to!
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tysm this is an awesome tip, I was just looking online today for a place to get affordable books!!
