Thread: I may have hoarding issues with ebooks
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Old 09-03-2023, 12:15 PM   #70
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Originally Posted by Sydney's Mom View Post
I agree with ebooks. Boxing up my pbooks before the move was painful. Most painful was finding someone to take them!
The last time I moved, I did a massive clean up/dump of my books. I had some in a storage locker that had been there for 20 years, they went straight into the garbage room. Then I went through my bookcase, and dumped all the ones that were NOT my favorites and dumped them.

So now I still have a full bookcase of books that are my favorites but still don't get read because I can't bring myself to read the small print on them.

Anytime I come across one as an ebook, I grab it up!

I don't waste my time trying to find someone to take my old junk, I simply get rid of it.
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