Our local retirement center, often holds book sales. They drop down their prices to 50 cents per hardback and 25 cents for paperback. If you are like me and love books, these are the perfect times to get new ones without worrying about spending too much money.
I am always on the lookout for a book sale, free books and ways to keep growing my library without feeling bad about it.
Now, I do have an extensive home library at the moment, but I don't keep every book I have, many I have passed on through my local thrift store, or paperbackswap.
Just an idea for the book lovers out there.
On Saturday morning, Curt, Jasmine and I went by to see what they had. I walked out with a few books and paid $4 because on top of those great prices they were also doing a 50% off, so score for me.
Let me show you what is being added to my library:
Knight's Acre by Norah Lofts
The landower Legacy by Victoria Holt
Bridge to Haven by Francine Rivers
A change of fortune by Jen Turano
Courting trouble by Deeanne Gist
Maid to match by Deeanne Gist
A Place in his heart by Rebecca Demarino
Mine is the night by Liz Curtis Higgs
A bride in the bargain by Deeanne Gist
Love on assignment by Cara Lynn James
Leading lady by Lawana Blackwell
The maiden of Mayfair by Lawana Blackwell
The widow of Larkspur Inn by Lawana Blackwell
From paperbackswap I had some credits so got some Mary Stewart books.
Have you picked up any good books lately? Do you have suggestions for the best place to find inexpensive or even free books?
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