Thread: What are your most cherished pbooks?
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Old 11-11-2013, 05:28 AM   #60
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Junket & Jumbles a book of funny verse

Cost 10p from a book sale. First book I bought for myself, was around 7 or 8
Book sales are great aren't they. I've gotten some good ones at Library book sales in the past. They get new books or decide to cull some of the older books from their stacks and put them in a book sale. Sometimes I've even been able to purchase books that I'd borrowed in the past and enjoyed a lot.
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