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I whole-heartedly agree with what you wrote.
I'm the same as you. My husbands grandmother has loads of bookshelves filled with books and I've always wanted something similar. I love my book collection and wouldn't stop buying books for the world.
Not only that, Almir, but if the world goes to hell in a handbasket, I have a lot of books that tell me how to survive. When someone's Kindle dies, they don't have that luxury.
As a author, I told my husband that in the near future I probably won't have any book signings...lol I can't sign a kindle...lol
I'm building my own personal library, too. I prefer hard book to paper backs, and that can get pricey. So, when I've identified a title I want, I start my search at thriftbooks.com. I tend to buy books in "very good" or "like new" condition and have always been happy with the books. Super cheap or free shipping and most titles are between $3-$4.
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Feb 27, 2013 04:18PM
I whole-heartedly agree with what you wrote.
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I'm the same as you. My husbands grandmother has loads of bookshelves filled with books and I've always wanted something similar. I love my book collection and wouldn't stop buying books for the world.
Not only that, Almir, but if the world goes to hell in a handbasket, I have a lot of books that tell me how to survive. When someone's Kindle dies, they don't have that luxury.
As a author, I told my husband that in the near future I probably won't have any book signings...lol I can't sign a kindle...lol
I'm building my own personal library, too. I prefer hard book to paper backs, and that can get pricey. So, when I've identified a title I want, I start my search at thriftbooks.com. I tend to buy books in "very good" or "like new" condition and have always been happy with the books. Super cheap or free shipping and most titles are between $3-$4.
