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Old 03-08-2023, 11:59 AM   #15
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Originally Posted by andyh2000 View Post
Exactly. If you value books and reading then it's painful to think of them being thrown away when you know that some people have access to very few or no books at all. We've recently been landed with a hoard of paperbacks and after finding out that charity shops really don't want them nowadays we've reluctantly earmarked most for recycling and some I've been taking in batches to our nearest book swap (little free library) locations. At least they seem to disappear from there quick enough so someone's getting some use from them.
We have three of little library boxes in our area and I have made several trips to get rid of some books there though at 30 books per trip, it's going to take a long time to made a dent in our collection. Sadly, I have to agree that unless the book you are donating is currently on several best sellers lists, it has more value as kindling for the fireplace.

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