How to Get Free College Textbooks (Working 2020)

This is how to get free college textbooks.

important links:
b-ok.cc/ (This site should work on most web browsers, including chrome, edge, firefox, etc...)

***this was a reply I made recently to a comment, the information is relevant and may help you***

Use b-ok.cc/

This link does not require you to create an account or login, however you can't convert downloads to PDF/EPUB or vice versa.

Z-library limits downloads per IP address to 5 per day, and if you're using Tor it's likely that the download limit has already been reached, (as it is possible and common to share IP addresses across many users.)

You can of course still create an account/login to z-library, but it's still 5 downloads per day per account. (I think you can donate to temporarily remove the download limit restriction.)

b-ok.cc/ can be accessed from a normal web browser (from your personal/home IP address or even a cell phone), without logging in, but you're forgoing the opsec Tor provides. (Also assuming you're using a burner E-mail account, preferably created on the Tor network...)

VPN's also work, however you may run into the same issue, (the VPN IP address has already reached the daily download limit...)

One downside to not logging in is you are stuck with the file format (epub/pdf)... If you create an account there is an option to convert most downloads into your preferred file format... (PDF's are more universally compatible, but some books are ONLY available in epub without logging in...)

IF you are stuck with epub, calibre and the NOOK app (both free, the NOOK app is also available on Android, IOS, Mac and Windows, probably) are decent epub readers.

Also consider library genesis: libgen.li/

And then also advanced Google searching, type in the title/edition/author of the book you're looking for, followed by filetype: pdf, or whatever file format you're looking for. For instance, if you were trying to find 1984 by George Orwell, in Google literally search "1984 filetype: pdf"...

You will be surprised with what you can find...

Anyway I hope this helps, sorry for the late reply. Happy reading/studying!