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2. Thanks, jeanlock.

Reply to jeanlock (Reply #1)

Sun Oct 5, 2014, 03:59 PM

Oct 2014

The Confessions of Frances Godwin sounds interesting.

We rely on E-bay, Abe Books and Amazon for our used books. That way we can read them when we want and we never run out of books to read. Of course we still get many books from the library.

Oh, I forgot to say. We also get some used books at the local Goodwill store. No postage!

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Thanks, jeanlock. Enthusiast Oct 2014 #2

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Thanks for sharing your recommendations and advice, jeanlock... Rhiannon12866 Oct 2014 #3

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Strange Shores must be a good one. Enthusiast Oct 2014 #7

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Now I'm reading World of Trouble SheilaT Oct 2014 #9

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