I have a computer without a CD drive, how do I import my CDs onto my music library?

Question

I have extra computers that have CD drive's and itunes but I do not own them (like it's a family members but I need the music on my computer). Anyways, I inserted one of my CDs into my brothers computer and tried to copy the songs onto a flash drive, that didn't work. So I know home sharing will allow me to listen on my computer from his library, but I need to actually have the songs in my library. Please help!
Thanks, RJ

Answer 1

Home sharing will also allow you to import songs from the other computer. So get your brother to rip the cd then use Home Sharing to import onto your computer. Delete filess from your brothers computer
I found this in another thread
b noir Burwood (Christchurch), New Zealand
Re: how can i transfer music from another library using home sharing? 
Apr 1, 2012 12:27 AM (in response to brittknee5)
First, make sure you've got the home share set up on both computers, as per the following document:
iTunes: Setting up Home Sharing on your computer
Have both computers running and have iTunes open on both computers.
Now, in the iTunes on the computer you want to transfer music to, select the library that you want to transfer music from, as per the following screenshot:
Once the other library loads, go down to the bottom of the screen and in "Show:" select "Items not in my library":
If you want to import all of the songs you can now see, head up to the iTunes menu bar and go "Edit > Select all". Then head down to the bottom of the screen again and click the "Import" button in the bottom-right-hand corner.