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Textbook Store
Visit King’s pop-up textbook store at the start of each semester for all of your textbook and school equipment requirements. Located just outside the Library, this is the spot to find all of your books for classes, science lab accessories like lab coats and goggles, and singer’s masks for music. Student IDs are available for purchase on campus through the Registry office. For bus pass information go to the City of Edmonton website.
To get more detailed textbook information, including prices, find your courses by logging in at Crossroads and choosing either “Registration > my Online Registration”, or “Registration > What am I Registered In?” from the menu.
Customer Information (2020-2021)
On-Campus Textbook Store
Spring Term 1
April 26 – 30: 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
May 3 – 4: 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
The textbook list will be posted on Monday, April 19, by end of day.
Spring Term 2
May 18 - 20: 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
May 25 – 26: 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
The textbook list will be posted on Monday, May 10, by end of day.
In-person Ordering
Due to COVID-19, to prevent line-ups, order forms are available and must be filled out before coming to the store. To do so, print and fill out the form below and present it at the store. Customers lining up are required to social distance, and staff will be wearing gloves and masks.
Textbook Shipping
Textbook shipping is also available for students unable to visit campus. Shipping fees will apply, and textbooks that are shipped are not returnable.
Pay Your Textbooks Invoice
For those students unable to visit campus who would like textbooks mailed to them, you will be emailed an invoice number which can be paid below. Textbooks will only be shipped once payment has been received.
Required Textbooks By Course (Spring Terms 1 and 2, 2021)
If your course is not listed below, there is no required textbook for that course.
| EDUC363A | Thea Comeau | Child Development: Perspectives in Developmental Psychology - information for digital edition provided in class | 9780195432985 |
| ENGL214 | Stephen Cruikshank | Broadview Introduction to Literature + The Broadview Pocket Guide to Writing | 9781488107412 |
| ENGL214 | Stephen Cruikshank | The Great Divorce - any recent or current edition acceptable - this listing for the one sold in the Textbook Store | 9780060652951 |
| ENGL215 | Stephen Cruikshank | Broadview Introduction to Literature + The Broadview Pocket Guide to Writing | 9781488107412 |
| ENGL215 | Stephen Cruikshank | The Great Gatsby - any recent or current edition acceptable - this listing for the one sold in the Textbook Store | 9781551117874 |
| GEOG201A | Michael Ferber | Discovering Physical Geography, Canadian Loose-leaf Edition | 9781119443469 |
| GEOG201A | Michael Ferber | Apocalyptic Planet: Field Guide to the Future of the Earth | 9780307476814 |
| HIST204 | Caroline Lieffers | Revel for The Heritage of World Civilizations, volume 2 - purchase information provided in class | 9780134130910 |
| PHIL230 | Luke Sandle | Post-Truth: Facts and Faithfulness | 9781999195304 |
| PSYC351A | Thea Comeau | Child Development: Perspectives in Developmental Psychology - information for digital edition provided in class | 9780195432985 |
| THEO250 | Stephen Martin | New Oxford Annotated Bible with Apocrypha: New Revised Standard Version - Fifth Edition | 9780190276089 |
| THEO250 | Stephen Martin | A Compact Guide to the Whole Bible: Learning to Read Scripture's Story | 9780801049835 |
