getting political books is impossible in library

[Death By Starbucks.]

They have hardly any its ridiculous, where can i read political books for free.
This is a big problem as youths cannot gain revolutionary knowlede as freely as they should, any groups or clubs etc

[CELMX]

Have you tried interlibrary loans? They worked really well for me! (well, at least in the U.S.)

hope this helps! if, that is, you live in AmeriKKKa

[Axle]

The Marxist Internet Archive has a massive selection of reading, start there.

http://www.marxists.org/

[Death By Starbucks.]

Im from uk Comrade but thanks.
and i will try the site.

[The Author]

Depends on the library you go to. Some academic libraries have better collections than the public ones. But in truth, I get the majority of my literature from the Internet. Library collections vary depending on how they are managed, what collections they think the public or student body has an interest, and space and maintenance issues. Some libraries are good, and some can be a bit...slim in their collections. So yeah, the Internet is helpful in making up for the shortfall.

[bailey_187]

http://www.marx2mao.com/

Many free books.

Check all sections of your library though. I found Mao's Little Red Book in the Economics section :confused: , Marx is mostly in philosophy as well.
Check the Economics, Philosophy, Anthropology, Sociology, History sections

University libararies if you can find anyway of getting in (do you need be a student to go Uni libraries?) will probably be better too, if you live near Uni's

[The Author]

Some University Libraries allow the general public to check out some books (there is a limit as opposed to student and especially faculty borrowing and renewal privileges). Problem is, there is usually an annual membership fee attached with obtaining a library card, so you're not exactly checking things out for free, you're sort of renting them...which sucks...