I have to say, I have been buying books online for years and have saved litteraly hundreds.

That reminds me. I want to try out Asda and Tesco online for books too. I saw some dirt cheap books on there while generally browsing over Xmas

I always find Waterstones quite reasonable,maybe cos my books are usually paperbacks which are usually quite cheap anyways. Nearest bookshop to me is the local one but they never have much choice in there so I go to Waterstones in town.

I'm lucky as towns on my doorstep so a good choice of stores

My friend always goes into charity shops for books...I should take up that really, but there's always going to be the sad-arse who pays attention to the stigma of charity shops.

Well that's good. I definitely spend far too much on books but I figure it's not exactly the worst thing to spend too much money on.

I only live in a little town Jaye,50 minutes into the city center,get lots of reading done on the train :laugh:

I did I have to admit when I was a young kid. I couldn't give a poop now. I nosey around 'em and donate too

I bet you do too. I don't like trains. Guess it's lucky I am where I am :D

I never buy books from charity shops,I like mine all new and shiny. That sounds so bad,lol!

I'm so used to trains,50 minutes feels like nothing.

They scare me a bit. Well not so much the trains but the stations and getting on them. Weird!

I'd fall asleep on a train if I read a book. I'd end up in London myself :shocked: That rocking motion....... I'm bad enough being on the tram for more than five minutes here :joker:

Oh I'm forever falling asleep on trains. On the way I'm the last stop on the line though so that's grand if I fall asleep. And I've never not woken up on the way in! I only sleep if I'm exhausted though,unless I'll read or listen to music or both.

I learnt from my cousin. She fell asleep and ended up at the opposite side of the city. Living in a big city - it wasn't good :joker:

Oh god! That must have been sucky.

She can be a dippy mare and thats coming from me :D