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While this is true for regular novels (and the instances near me never seem to have anything interesting), they're really handy for kids' books. You can freely
by mbg721 4y ago
While this is true for regular novels (and the instances near me never seem to have anything interesting), they're really handy for kids' books. You can freely give and take books as the kids get older, without the potential guilt of tearing/shredding/spilling-something-on a book from the public library.
- Freak_NL 4y agoIt's a great way for the children themselves to get into the spirit of sharing and giving. As for the other books: a good bookcase owner curates and tosses out titles that won't ever get taken or borrowed. If you don't, the bookcase will stagnate because it's full, but nobody is ever taking the books in it out.