No textbook is worth $251.
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Michael holds a BA in Biology with a minor in Philosophy. He likes to spend his free time hiking and defending science, though not usually at the same time. Contrary to popular (but not scientific) belief, the positive and appropriate perception of science is undermined by religion, alternative medicine, the U.S. education system, and most science journalists.
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It might be worth that much to the author but certainly not that much to potential readers unless forced to buy it for a course.
http://www.abebooks.com
Got me through 4 years.
I was going to order it used on Amazon once UMA lied to me about having used copies left at the bookstore, but that still would have run me $180+. However, you, sir, have just saved me another $40.
History books are some of the most expensive out there, in most cases surpassing my biology friends book costs, abebooks saved me bazillions.
This book is just a simple chemistry text. It’s the most expensive I’ve seen in my college career.