Thanks dor the great advice!

Greg1959 · Jan 14, 2018

I posted some time ago about me selling out and moving. I had a lot of books that no-one wanted and I was fixin' to burn them in the stove.

Y'all said to donate them to old-folks homes. I know some CNA's that work in some of those places and they were very excited to get those books.

Thanks for the advice and I still have another room full of books to disperse!

fixerupper · Jan 14, 2018

Good advice. I've been following this post pretty close because we have a bunch of books from my step mom who passed away last summer.

SweetFeet · Jan 14, 2018

Greg1959,

I don't remember everything from your first post... but we donate books to Good Will and another store that sells used items. They always take them with no problem.

Greg1959 · Jan 14, 2018

fixerupper- It's amazing how much those books are needed!
I'm sorry for your loss.

Greg1959 · Jan 14, 2018

SweetFeet- I'm not too fond of Goodwill because of buyers looking for 'sleepers'.

Duner Wi · Jan 14, 2018

I am glad you found a taker.

larry@stinescorner · Jan 15, 2018

They went to a good place,,that is great news,Years ago here on this site old red power magazines were sent to me to take to an old dairy farmer who was in a nursing home.It worked out well and made many people happy.

dr sportster · Jan 15, 2018

Book enjoyment vs BTUs . Book enjoyment won ! { bad source of BTUs]

Andy Martin · Jan 15, 2018

Goodwill provides needed jobs and training. Everyone should shop there once in a while to support their business. They need the cash flow not the customers that need low prices.

Thanks dor the great advice!

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