I've started buying my books from Book Outlet instead of Amazon. I don't like the way Amazon takes advantage of publishers. And I was surprised at how many of my wishlist books were listed here!
You can check out Book Outlet here: bookoutlet.com/---/Referral?...


2024 - 52 Towns in 52 Weeks Challenge
1. Glendale, Ohio
2. Evendale, Ohio
3. Milford, Ohio
4. Dayton, Ohio
5. West Chester, Ohio
6. Eaton, Ohio
7. Trenton, Ohio
8. Forest Park, Ohio
9. Madeira, Ohio
10. Hebron, Kentucky
11. Salt Lake City, Utah
12. Park City, Utah
13. Coalville, Utah
14. West Valley City, Utah
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Just a bit about me...
I travel any chance I get and release books as I go. I hunt for them, too, when the opportunity arises. Let's just say, Bookcrossing is included in every trip I take.

My house is overflowing with books. I learned about Bookcrossing from a small blurb in a USA Weekend article (I think) back in 2002 and thought it might be a neat way to pass along a few books that I didn't especially want to keep. At that point I was still hoarding books and couldn't bear the thought of parting with any. Twenty years later, I find that I have more books than ever even though I release books all the time. My house is still overflowing with books, but I don't really care. They keep me happy.

What kind of bookcrosser are you Your Result: Obsessive releaser   You release, release, release. Discretion is not your middlename anymore. Buying grocery's, going to the dentist, a sunny day in the park, on holiday; every step you take, you take a book to go with you to be released.
Thematic dropper
Talk of the toy
ring in bundles
Love to meet
Playfull RBACKer
strange looking bystander
lucky lurker
What kind of bookcrosser are you Quiz Created on GoToQuiz

Recently, I had the good fortune of being interviewed about Bookcrossing. Read the interview here:

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