Use legal book apps. Look for used book sales or whatever the equivalent is in your country. Someone sells books. On um.... not official releases of books, avoid these unless you know the author supports you getting their content that way. Most don’t. Look for books in public domain where they are free online anyways.

My parents have managed to loose 2 out of their 3 remotes. Every dang time someone asks where the last remote is, I tell them to look next to them or stand up. 9/10 times that’s where it is.

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You can’t get pulverized to a pulp if you don’t open the box. You can’t get yeeted off a ledge or one shot in the back.

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FOR PETE’S SAKE KEEP YOUR WEENIE AWAY FROM THE..... what is that?

Check your local libraries for stores and sales. May be run by a “friends of the library” organization. Basically volunteers. $$$ goes back to library. Also check to see if they sell on eBay. I’ve bought several sets from libraries online.

They are the best. Until the resellers show up. Nice thing is that every city has at least one library. So you miss one sale, check the next city over. $.25 for bad condition books, $.50 pb, $1 hardcover, special book room with books $1.50-$5.

I buy from library sales/stores. Books are $.25-$5 max unless super collectible. Able to find whole sets. That way I still support the library with purchases. Borrow books when I can. New/full priced only rarely.