Did you know a single text book can cost up to $300 or more? That is 812% higher than it was 20 years ago and prices continue to rise even higher than tuition rates. Many a times, students choose not to buy a BOOK for class because it was not in their budget or even drop classes when they find out how much the book costs. With a little research, the team of BOOK E has found that 60% of students make the same choice.

34,000,000 people register for college every year in the United States and the cost of textbooks for each student is around $1,300 a year per student. If you do the math, money made from the sale of textbooks are in the billions. I LOVEBOOKE is dedicated to helping college students bring those numbers to an all time low. One would wonder, how will they do it?
Here’s the secret - by recycling books back into college communities and creating an online community where student can buy, sell or swap/trade books and other educational tools with other college students. BOOK E would help in taking out the middle man and make education affordable for all students.

According to CEO Audrey Ramirez, "College was one of the most expensive investments I have ever made in my life, but I don't regret it because it gave me the mindset and skills I needed to get to where I am today and will be tomorrow". "The purpose of establishing this network is to make life more affordable for college students by helping them to be able to connect with each other and buy-sell or swap books.", she added.

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