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Old 01-10-2016, 05:14 PM   #10
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If you are reading non-fiction you might also look at joining a university library.

I'm not reading much non-fiction at the moment, but if I was I would join my old university library for sure. It costs $200/year or $100/year for Alumni, and gives pretty much the same borrowing rights as an undergraduate extramural student -- including free return postage for paper books anywhere in the country.
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