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Old 04-07-2012, 05:29 PM   #15
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Originally Posted by spindlegirl View Post
Print books are more visible, and people can say, 'hey, can I read that when you're done?" and I can say "sure no problem" and just hand it to them. Also, they make great second-hand gifts. I've given many books as gifts that people have admired in my library and said they wished they could read.
A good quality used book can be a much better gift than a poor quality new book, assuming the contents are the same.
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