Book Savings

I confess. I'm a bookaholic. A voracious reader. And I need to feed my habit—as cheaply as possible. That's why I shop the library's used book sales (plus it helps the library), browse the shelves at Goodwill and the Discovery Shop, look for deals on Amazon.com, and shop both independent and big box bookstores. I have a Barnes & Noble member discount card, but I like to bump up my discount if I can.

Sometimes B&N offers a coupon via my email, like this one:

This discount will apply after my member card's discount, but it's still money off my purchase. Because I'll be in Roanoke on Saturday, I plan to stop at the Tanglewood B&N.

But there's more: I figured I'd spend at least $25 on books, so I bought a $25 B&N gift card at Kroger last Tuesday. Buying a gift card at Kroger gave me double points toward my discount Kroger gas purchase, so I'll save on a non-book purchase, too.

Looks like I'm good to go.

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