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Better that than tossing them. The library could, almost certainly, use the money. I also Craigslist a lot of books when I'm done with them, or did before I mo
by eropple 8y ago
Better that than tossing them. The library could, almost certainly, use the money.
I also Craigslist a lot of books when I'm done with them, or did before I moved more towards buying e-books.
- freehunter 8y ago>The library could, almost certainly, use the money Ehhhh. Those books probably cost more to store than they make in profit. Books take up a lot of space and are likely selling for $1 (hardcover) or 10 for $1 (paperback) at the use book sale. Used books are really hard to sell, and there are a lot of them lying around. My wife had a collection of hundreds of paperbacks that the public library refused to take and Goodwill suggested we throw away, so we sent them to the recycling center.