wesley chun wrote: >> Another resource is the local used-book stores. $40-$50 programming >> books for $4-$5. They may have some highlighting or underlining, >> but that doesn't usually make the content suffer. Often they'll >> have the CD or floppy disk in the back cover. > > you can also check out http://half.com as well as eBay for popular books. When I was putting together my "To Buy" list of Python books, I came across an online store with some great prices on new books. On my list, the discounts were $15 to $20 off of the direct price from the publisher (not counting $3 off Python Pocket Reference); their address is: http://www.bookpool.com
I have yet to do business with them, but their 6 Month Rating on Reseller Ratings is 10/10 and their Lifetime Rating is 9.02/10. I feel I should also note that the discounts I mentioned were for the latest edition of each book on my list. -Robert _______________________________________________ Tutor maillist - Tutor@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/tutor
