In keeping with the earlier post I made about finding inexpensive textbooks, I've done a little digging around on Amazon and found the following. Even with the $3.99 in shipping costs per book, none of these books would cost you more than $17, if you purchased the least expensive one for sale, and most of them would come in under $10. Although CK-12 provides free science textbooks, if you don't want to be reading everything on your computer or mobile reader (Nook, Kindle, etc.), buying a used textbook like any of these is cheaper than printing out the free books, when factoring in ink and paper. (Reminder: These are NOT affiliate links - just here FYI):
Environmental Science: Principles, Connections, & Solutions - 2007 edition, used starting at $1.79.
Environmental Science: A Global Concern - 2007 edition, used starting at $13.00.
Earth: An Introduction to Physical Geology - 2002 edition, used starting at $0.35.
The Good Earth: Introduction to Earth Science - 2007 edition, used starting at $1.99.
Biology - 2007 edition, used starting at $4.93. (According to the description, this book has 1259 pages and weighs over 7 pounds! Sheesh.)
Biology: Concepts & Investigations - 2008 edition, used starting at $4.49.
Introductory Chemistry: A Foundation - 2003 edition, used starting at $10.86.
Chemistry: An Introduction to General, Organic, and Biological Chemistry - 2005 edition, used starting at $4.00.
Astronomy: A Beginner's Guide to the Universe - 2006 edition, used from $3.50.
Astronomy: The Evolving Universe - 2002 edition, used starting at $7.97.
Physics - 2004 edition, used from $6.41.
Physics: Principles and Problems - 2004 edition, used starting at $13.00.
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