If you are tight on budget, selling books is more practical
Selling or giving away books?
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Re: Selling or giving away books?
I think if you are planning to give your books, make sure it is to someone who wants to read but don't have money to buy books, like a donation.
If you are tight on budget, selling books is more practical
If you are tight on budget, selling books is more practical
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I like donating books once am through with them.
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I would never sell or give away books. I wish to gift those treasure to my next generation. Maybe I will lend the books to those who wants to read but I will never sell or give away.
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I get most of my books at Library sales. It's perfect. I would say selling books is fine, it allows it to circulate. I just hope you don't sell something you will live to regret.
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I like to either donate my unwanted books to the publuc library. Sometimes I will also give my books to a relative for their 'little free library'.
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It is really difficult to sell off books but it is the only way to afford to New books
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18 years ago I would always sell off old books for just 25 cents if paperback or 75 cents if hardcover.
These days I have too many books to get organized for rummage sales that i pretty much just toss them in the garbage.
Even found a couple of books based on the tv show 24 that i bought the books from Dollar General years ago. I dont read them anymore so I just threw them away earlier today
These days I have too many books to get organized for rummage sales that i pretty much just toss them in the garbage.
Even found a couple of books based on the tv show 24 that i bought the books from Dollar General years ago. I dont read them anymore so I just threw them away earlier today
