Thrift BooksReviews of thriftbook.com

First orders or 2 were quite a long wait but orders since have been speedy. Books are reasonable priced. Only real complaint I have is I am receiving books with bookmarks pieces of paper, post cards, businesses cards etc. Over all I am satisfied

It's easy to find and buy. I bought "My side of the Mountain" by Jean. Transaction was smooth and well received!

My order arrived earlier than expected, and I received a complimentary book as well!! The items were neatly and safely packaged, and arrived in excellent condition. Highly recommend this seller!!

I wrote a review this morning in which I gave the company one star because they sent me a book where the jacket, which had the correct title, belied the actual contents. I will now qualify my initial review to state that the customer service rep, Ryan, was very responsive, answered quickly (no long hold), & promised a refund after checking that there were no replacement copies in stock. Decent customer service in today's world is huge.

I've found Thrift Books to be useful since starting grad school - to save on some of the more expensive books. So far, most of the books I've received have turned up in the condition I expected. However, there have been a few books that weren't. For example, a 'like new' book full of highlighting etc, or another 'like new' with a stain across the exterior of the pages. I did receive a refund, however - I had to order a replacement, which resulted in me waiting longer to get the actual product I wanted! It's useful, but just don't have high expectations and be prepared in case you get a bad book!

Purchased the anti inflammatory diet cookbook. Pages were missing, actually ripped out of the book. Had this been disclosed I would have bought elsewhere. I guess there is no one to validate the pages are all intact.

respect so much the fact that they make books available to people with different budgets and help their customers with getting good deals.

This is a post Covid book review of the true story of a disprivileged boy from Minnesota, Joe Haan, who became a highly decorated soldier during WWII, perpetually of low rank, naturally, due to mixing problems extending from being orphaned as a child after the death of his mother, father becoming ill. But he as a sworn agnostic, was practically worshipped by his commanders during the white on white, hand to hand combat needed to free the Jews fro Nazi death camps, using his own home brought dagger to use in battle. His survival brought the US forces and allied Russia, China, the Mideast, and beyond, to victory. His personal writings are the I Ching in the English language. "You are black as coal, Joe Haan." A must read. Romee Ulven