OPEN THIS WEEKEND
SATURDAY 9AM – 4PM
SUNDAY 9-AM – 4PM
Come by and Save $$$ on CCSU Textbooks. Open Weekdays 9:AM – 7PM.  (8am – 8pm M-Th first week of class.) We’re also open this weekend Sept 4th & 5th.  We have Used & New Textbooks as well as RENTALS available.  Guaranteed cheaper than the campus store.
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School is almost in session.  Are you ready?
We have additional hours (10-4) during the “move-in” weekend of August 28 and 29.  Starting September 30th, we will have our extended hours of 8am – 8pm, Monday – Thursday, and 8am – 5pm on Friday.  We will also be open Saturday the 4th.
Please note!  Our return deadline [...]

Yes!  You can also rent your textbooks at Another Bookstore! Our program is very similar to the CCSU campus bookstore program; except cheaper.
What does it cost? It depends on the book, but generally Less than HALF of  a new textbook.
What’s the deal?  It’s basically like pre-selling your textbook. The advantage is that you don’t have [...]

Discount CCSU Textbooks
Another Bookstore the off-campus bookstore next to CCSU has Discount CCSU
textbooks for ALL your classes. We are Guaranteed Cheaper than the campus store.
Stop by @
Another Bookstore
1535 Stanley Street
New Britain, CT 06053
860-223-7552 phone

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EVERYDAY is Buyback time at Another Bookstore, and we’re paying Top Prices for your textbooks.
Whether you purchased your books from the CCSU bookstore on campus, or online from Amazon.com  we’ll give you CASH on the spot. We take back books with highlighting, notes and even a few scratches and dents are ok.  If you attend [...]

For a FULL SELECTION of CCSU Textbooks at great prices visit our store in New Britain, Connecticut at:
1535 Stanley Street
New Britain, CT 06053
860.223.7552
Across from DiLoretto Hall, Next to Dunkin’ Donuts & Blimpie!!

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