Thread: Why we started reading with electronic book readers
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Old 09-26-2012, 02:20 AM   #84
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Originally Posted by ppowell002 View Post
I have donated or recycled all my paper books. LIBERATING!
UGH, I should do that... I really should... But I am not yet ready to let go. I still have a bunch I haven't read yet! Perhaps recycling/donating the ones I have, and keeping the ones I will read again and again (the Harry Potters for example and LOTR/Hobbit), and maybe sell the ones which are now considered antique or collectibles (eg; a 1925 edition of the Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam) .. I have no kids to pass all this on to, nor any reliies and much as I love the Sallies, I dont think thats an appropriate place to offload some of my books.
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