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Trade Your Books

First, I want to say that I love this site! So many great ideas keep coming my way. Second, I would just like to share with you what I do with many of my books. Frugalreader.com is a great website to recycle old books and trade for a book you'd really like. Have been a member for a while now and I love it.
Lisa

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You could donate them to prisons or jails in your area.
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