Some useful book buying websites

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Some useful book buying websites

Post: # 9300Post Wormella »

I buy loads of books, and if thier out of stock at my library I either try:

Green Metropolis or I check to see if an Amazon Marketplace seller has it 2nd hand.

Not fantastic for books for presents I admit, but fantastic to check for books you might want to read (and in GreenMetropolis's case sell on again)

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Post: # 9528Post Chickenlady »

I agree - I buy and sell on Green metropolis all the time and encourage everyone else to do so too, to give us regulars a bigger choice of books.

It can take months to sell anything, but I am not pushed for storage space so I don't really mind.
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Post: # 9529Post ina »

I must confess - I have a serious problem with selling books: I always think I might want to read it again... Result: Thousands of books (mostly paperbacks, and often second hand) lining my walls. Keeps the place insulated, too! :lol:

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Post: # 9545Post Wombat »

Me too Ina, me too!

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Post: # 9549Post ina »

You don't need the insulation, though!

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Post: # 9573Post Shirley »

Nice one - we've enough to insulate the whole house I reckon!! The whole family is book mad. I don't like getting rid of mine either, although I had some success selling cookery books on ebay.

www.bookcrossing.com
www.mybookyourbook.co.uk

are another couple that I've come across - I've got more that I can look out later.

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Post: # 9634Post Wombat »

Went up to see my parents-in-law on the NSW central coast today and as usual have come back with another 1/2 doz books. There is a really good 2nd hand bookshop up there!

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