Useful and necessary for a student on a budget Sometimes chegg is the cheaper option to rent a textbook or sometimes it's bookbye, or barnes and noble, or amazon, etc. But this site allows you to see which book is the cheapest out of every textbook provider which is super useful. I saved a lot of money using bigwords since I choose the cheapest provider for each of my textbooks.

I love this app but... I love BIGWORDS, I especially love that you can now scan the barcode of the book, makes me look much less suspicious when standing in the bookstore! I wish there was a way to only buy certain items on your list, and save the other items for a purchase another time. Maybe a wishlist, to allow us to collect all the books we could ever want to read, but order them a few at a time.

LOVE Seriously this site has been an absolute God-send, I don't know what I would have done without it. The courses I am taking both require access codes and with most sites you can't get the book and access code, but with Big Words I was able to find a site that offered both and I'm so happy with it!

For my summer class at the JC … For my summer class at the JC BIGWORDS.com found me the cheapest price for my on-line math class, now if it would just arrive (from Barnes and Noble) I could start working on my material. Funny thing is that I just completed a college visit and the tour guide mentioned that at their school Coastal Carolina University, their book store matches Amazon for prices but is switching to Barnes and Noble - I guess they are the cheapest now.

Your university store is over charging you I’ve been using BigWords for my whole academic career and it has saved me hundreds of dollars. This semester my textbooks were coming out to be almost $600 (not including the $500 for the two textbooks I already had). I’ll be spending $200 because of BigWords, so thanks for that. Y’all are the real MVPs.