Book Blogger Hop; Hva gjør jeg med bøker jeg ikke vil ha lenger?

Ny fredag og på tide med et nytt innlegg i forbindelse med Book Blogger Hop, takket være bokbloggen Ramblings of a Coffee Addicted Writer. Denne ukens spørsmål var "What do you do with books you no longer want? Do you donate them? Do you take them to a half-price bookstore? Does a friend or family member benefit?".



Det avhenger litt av boka; i noen tilfeller har noen venner eller familiemedlemmer overtatt bøkene, mens i andre tilfeller har jeg enten registrert dem på Bookcrossing eller solgt dem til en bruktbokhandel. Jeg er uansett blant de som ikke klarer å kaste bøker, så jeg vil heller ordne det slik at noen andre kan ha glede av dem.

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  1. Elizabeth21 May 2017 at 02:41

    Is there a translate button on your blog? :)

    Thanks.

    Happy Hopping!!

    Elizabeth
    Silver's Reviews
    My Blog Hop Answer

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    1. GothicVamperstein21 May 2017 at 16:43

      I'm afraid I don't have one, but the sum up of my answer is that I sometimes have friends or family that recieve the book and in other cases I register it on Bookcrossing or sell to a secondhand bookstore. I'm one of those who can't throw books in the garbage bin and would prefer others enjoy that/those book(s).

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    2. Elizabeth22 May 2017 at 19:31

      Thank you for the reply.

      Delete

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