
One of my favorite pastimes!

There’s a distinct thrill from digging through $2 books at the thrift store. Sometimes it’s a bust, but sometimes I have to stop myself from buying up everything and leaving nothing good for the next thrifter. I don’t need the latest and greatest new novels. I’ll take your old barely opened books and stack my bookcase even if it takes me five years to finally crack it open and read.
3 months ago
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coco sm
“I love thriftbooks. If I can’t find a book locally, or it has ceased publication, I can usually find a cheap copy here. This was especially helpful during thesis research when I bought the OG American girl body book and girl culture by Lauren greenfield. (I love the public library but sometimes I want to mark up books or keep them for reference)”

Geren
“Here's how I engage books, avoiding Amazon at all costs. 1. Libby - even for cookbooks I try to borrow first, and definitely for fiction & non-fiction. 2. Thriftbooks - a great way to get books but not add to the paper piles on the planet. 3. Bookshop.org - a FANTASTIC option for [🚫 Amazon 🤮] both physical and digital books and for gifts - their business model is the future & the ammount of $$ r”

Sarah Beck
“a summer themed list, for reading outside: prodigal summer - Barbara kingsolver Dandelion wine - ray bradbury The talented mr. Ripley - Patricia highsmith The summer book - tove jansson Crossing to safety - Wallace Stegner”





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