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Parents want all the help they can get at times. Within the pages of a parenting book you can discover that information, tip or bit of advice you were looking for. There are a slew of books out there, but once you find a good one, it tends to turn into your reference guide.

No one has the money to purchase every parenting book out on the market… or if you could to read them all. The cost of printing and paper keeps rising and along with it the price of books. There are a number of places, however, where you can find a parenting book cheap, or even free.

1. Finding Bargains Online

Online bookstores make it easy to locate a parenting book on that particular topic you were looking for. They have extensive catalogues of hard-to-find books. The best part of online bookstores is they frequently offer cut-rate prices since they have such a sizeable volume of sales. Some Web sites offer deals where there are no shipping costs if the order is over a certain amount. Other sites have “club” deals where if you pay a set amount each year, you never have to pay shipping on any of your purchases.

You can as well find a free parenting book to download online. Free e-books can be found through parenting organization Web sites. If you own a PDA or laptop, you can read the e-books anywhere.

2. Another Person’s Trash can be Your Treasure

Yard sales and flea markets can be a treasure trove of books. Most people will sell second-hand paperback books for under a buck. Goodwill and Salvation Army stores also usually have books for sell. At flea markets you can frequently buy whole lots of books at a small price. If you discover 10 or so parenting books at a booth, you might be able to bargain with the owner to sell them all to you at one price. That’s the fun of flea markets and yard sales – no price is ever final.

In addition, friends (whom you might also meet at a parenting program) and relatives are great resources for finding a good parenting book or two. If they are parents, they know what worked for them and which books presented the best information. A raid on a friend’s bookcase might turn up a parenting book she might be prepared to lend you.

3. Getting a Deal at Bookstores

There are ways to find bargains at the bookstore. A number of chains offer frequent buyer cards which offer a percentage off every book you buy there. Bookstores also have programs where you can sign up for their e-mail newsletters. These weekly newsletters regularly have coupons you can print out at home to use for a parenting book that you desire. Half-price bookstores and book exchanges are also great places to find parenting books.

Finding a high-quality parenting book can seem like trying to find a needle in a haystack. Don’t worry, for there are many places and ways to get a good deal on your purchase.