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4. I got rid of all I didn't want by putting them on freecycle.com

Mon Jan 8, 2018, 02:13 PM

Jan 2018

Most were gone within a couple of days. I put them in categories and offered each one, plus they come and get them, don't have to haul them anyplace.

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Is there any place that accepts books? [View all] question everything Jan 2018 OP

Don't you have Goodwill and other thrift stores around? RandomAccess Jan 2018 #1

Thanks, I will check. Didn't realize that they take books question everything Jan 2018 #2

Give them to a senior apartment facility. The Velveteen Ocelot Jan 2018 #3

This is what I have in mind. Am not sure where to start question everything Jan 2018 #5

I got rid of all I didn't want by putting them on freecycle.com shraby Jan 2018 #4

Great. Never heard of them but will (nt) question everything Jan 2018 #6

Amazon will buy certain books from you. dixiegrrrrl Jan 2018 #7

Google it. Then narrow it down to your area. shraby Jan 2018 #9

Veteran and senior homes sarisataka Jan 2018 #8

Little Free libraries? MrsMatt Jan 2018 #10

I son't see many of them - live in the suburb question everything Jan 2018 #11

You can get rid of them at any church or temple, too. geardaddy Jan 2018 #12

Thanks. Will ask around (nt) question everything Jan 2018 #13