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How to Get Free Books

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People love to read books. College students are required to read several books. Some people bring books to the beach. The cost of books can get expensive. If you are on a budget, you can't afford to purchase books. You need to pay your rent, water bill, electricity, gas, put food on the table. A book is a want not a need. Don't give up on reading books yet. Here's some information about free books.

Difficulty: Easy
Instructions

Things You'll Need:

  • Public Library
  • Metro Book Club
  • Friends
  1. Step 1
    Library Card
    Library Card

    Anybody can get free books at the local library. All you need to do is fill out library form and receive your library card. You can borrow books, DVD and tapes. You can read the newspaper. You can also get on the computer and surf the internet. You can print out info at no additional cost.

  2. Step 2
    Book Club
    Book Club

    If you live in Boston, New York or Philadelphia, you can be a part of a book club. The Metro Book Club is a group of Metro readers who receive free books in exchange for reviews. This is for real. go to www.metrolifepanel.com. To join scroll down to Metro Book Club and fill out everything. You can also click on the top Book Club and see the books for this month.

  3. Step 3
    Borrow from Friend
    Borrow from Friend

    Do you have a friend who purchases book every week or month? You can borrow your friend books and return it at no cost.

Tips & Warnings
  • Free books!
  • Saving plenty of money!
  • This article is written to educate and inform the reader.

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