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Find the Best Prices on Used Books in Canada

Looking for the best deals on used books in Canada? Our Canadian book price search makes it easy to compare prices across trusted marketplaces, including Amazon Canada, eBay, and AbeBooks. Whether you’re searching for a classic novel, a rare collectible, or a used textbook, we help you find the most affordable options in just a few clicks.

Our price search tool scans major book retailers in real time, so you always get the latest prices and availability. No need to open multiple tabs or spend time hunting for bargains—we bring the results to you, all in one place.

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Extra Tips for Finding the Best Price on Used Books in Canada

i. Watch for Shipping Costs – and Sort by Total Price

A book might look like a bargain until you see the $15 shipping fee. To avoid surprises, it’s a good idea to sort listings by total cost, which includes both the book price and shipping. On AbeBooks, you can easily sort by Total (Price + Shipping) to see the best overall deal first:

On eBay, while there’s no exact “total cost” sort, you can filter listings by “Price + Shipping: lowest first”—which does the same thing.

Amazon doesn’t offer a direct way to sort by total cost, but you can usually see the shipping fee next to the price on each listing.

ii. Look at Different Editions

If you’re not picky about having the latest edition, older versions can be significantly cheaper—especially for textbooks or non-fiction titles.

iii. Check International Sellers—But Only for Rare or High-Value Books

While international sellers (from the US, UK, etc.) often have large inventories, the shipping costs to Canada can be high—especially for cheaper books. This option tends to make sense only for rarer titles, collectibles, or expensive textbooks, where even with shipping, the total cost might be lower than buying locally. For more common books, you’re usually better off buying from Canadian sellers who often offer free or low-cost domestic shipping.