Since our paperback book shelves have been reaching the super-saturation point (i.e, we have books precipitating all over the place), I’ve started culling the herd — pulling down books that I am sure I will never read again. Before they go off to Goodwill or Disabled Vets or something, I’ll be running them past the Locals for perusal and preemption.
I do wish I had a post office more convenient to me. I suspect some of these would be worth a bit on Amazon or eBay. At the very least, I’d like to know they’ll get a good home. Ah, well.
I’ve also realized there are some question marks up there on the shelves — books I know I once liked, but that I haven’t read in many, many years. So once I finish off my current new book, I’m going to try and plow through some of those to see if they should retired as well.
(Note: I am only doing this with books I brought to the family library, not with any of Margie’s. Never give away another person’s books. 🙂 )