Articles tagged with: wcu textbooks
Pre-ordering ensures that you get the first pick of highly sought after used books! Dynamic has the most used books, by far! Around 70 – 80% of our entire inventory is used. These books, however, still go fast. Since pre-orders are pulled before students start moving in you are more likely to get one! There’s no fighting the crowds! The [...]
West Chester University textbook pre-order is now open for Spring 2012. If you pre-order your textbooks at Dynamic Bookstore before January 6th, you’ll receive a discount of $10 off of your textbook order!**
Welcome back to all West Chester University students! Our staff here at Lieberman’s Dynamic Bookstore hopes you all had a wonderful break and that you’re ready for the Spring 2012 semester. If you haven’t already gotten your textbooks for the coming semester, come in to our store now to get the best prices on your books. We have been working [...]
Are you done with your textbooks for the rest of this semester? Or do you still have books from previous semesters sitting around collecting dust? Attend another college or university and your school bookstore wasn’t buying your textbooks? Bring them to Lieberman’s Dynamic Bookstore – anytime of the year! We buy books all year round, whether they’re from this past [...]
Simply put, we carry so many more books than our competition. That is why more students choose Lieberman’s. Over 75% of our store inventory is USED which means a DRAMATIC savings for you.
Dynamic Bookstore has several convenient locations where WCU students can get MORE CASH for their books! You can sell your books back all year round at our store at 20 Linden Street, and starting December 5th, during the last two weeks of the semester, we will add our four other locations for buyback. There will be a buyback cart on [...]
We understand that selling your books back can be a frustrating experience. In order to get the best deals and to be able to decide whether to sell them or not, you have to understand how the process works. The following is a simple guide that explains some of the key factors and key questions we hear from students most. Hope this helps!