Authors do the work of writing books, editors do the work of editing them, printers do the work of printing them unless the books are ebooks, publishers go to the expense of advertising books, and everybody has to be paid for their work. People do not do these things for free. Hence, the consumer, who wants to read a book, has to pay for it. Or borrow it from the library. (Libraries also pay for the books that they have in their collections.)
The books are school property so why do teachers have to pay?
To by books
You get 4 free books when you buy one. But you need to pay for the books YOU want.
No it is not free you have to pay the same price for books.
No, unlees your in college then you will have to pay
You can to put a visa card for a nook and pay for it online on the visa card.
Google books is a good website. You might have to pay though, I'm not sure!! :)
It depends, some books can be 61 cents- BUT most books range from a few bucks to $12
FAFSA does not directly pay for books. However, after tuition and fees are covered, any remaining financial aid can be used for other educational expenses, including books. Be sure to check with your school's financial aid office for specific information on how your aid can be used for books.
You should never have to pay a publisher out of pocket. They should get percentages of the money you make off of selling your books. Normally up to 25% of what you make. Hope this helped -Rea
yes they are reguler books cost anywhere from $10.00 to $100.00 while on the nook the most you'll pay is $10.00
yes they do, i think they pay for everything except like food and that kind of stuff