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	Curious George Books-Lot 8-Curious You On Your Way-Caps for Sale-Visits Library Children & Young Adults $8.95 Bids: 1 End time: 23-May-12 16:08:41 PDT
	Ye Olde Library Classic Leather Book Books For Sale Animated Auction Template eBay User Tools $7.50 End time: 05-Jun-12 10:07:44 PDT
	Guitar for Bassists: Compact Reference Library (Music Sales America) Book David Nonfiction $7.09 End time: 27-May-12 09:09:01 PDT
	Guidebook for Teaching Library Skills 4 HC Book Set FINAL MONTH LISTED ON SALE Nonfiction $24.50 End time: 05-Jun-12 14:29:38 PDT
	Marshall Grover Terror for Sale (Linford Western Library) Book Other $16.12 End time: 07-Jun-12 08:21:22 PDT
	Private Library Book List of Occult and UFO Books and Magazines for sale 1950s Other $4.75 End time: 04-Jun-12 14:44:14 PDT

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The 63rd annual Friends of the Library Lyrics Sale at McKinley High School. Over 100000 used books are available in a week long sale to benefit ...

Is it worth my money to buy books from the library book sale?

Oct 17, 2008 by I_love_my_favorite_auntie | Posted in Books & Authors

I get chapter books for about 1 dollar. And I tenderness getting them so cheap. I don't have a lot of money. So whats best to buy books at the library sale or at a book store?

I buy books from my resident library 5 for £1 and looking at the book club site I am a member of you get some great bargains in a library sale.

Where can I find books to purchase in bulk for my lending library?

Sep 24, 2007 by caseofyou2003 | Posted in Books & Authors

I run a sincere estate development and we are going to be opening our Activity Center facility in the 6 weeks. My main project at this stress relevant is stocking our lending library. I have already purchased fiction and mystery books from our local library book sale. I am especially interested in tracking down important quality children's and non-fiction books, as well as reference books.

You could try to turn over a complete deals with a local used bookstore or call around to thrift shops or Goodwill stores to see if they have any book lots.

Is there added dollar value to the sale of books from the library of a Pulitzer Prize winning photographer?

Dec 30, 2007 by Owner | Posted in Books & Authors

I have purchased the library of a Pulitzer Value winner in the photography catigory. I wish to sell many of the books. Is there eany added value connected with the fact that he was a Pulitzer Trophy winner?

My best bib guess is that his copy of "Catch-22" isn't worth any more than mine.

Maybe, just maybe, his books on photography might be good a bit more than any one else's because of his Pulitzer--but only if you can provide proof with each book that it came from his library. That's tough to do unless he was in the habit of writing his name in them.

However, any book is usefulness exactly what you can get someone to pay for it. If you advertise well in the right places, maybe the provenance of the books will increase their value.

People at library book sale doing something on phone/electronic device.?

Apr 04, 2008 by N | Posted in Books & Authors

Every habits I go to a library book sale people are always typing something in on their phones and pulling certain books or scanning the barcode with some sort of reader. what are they doing and no they arent the worker's of the library or sale.

Also i tried asking the people but they wont tell me.

It will be exciting if the Volunteer Groups will begin banning such devices that may even be tapping into Library Wi-Fi zones to send internet queries once the will scans an external printed ISBN off the back of a book cover or paperback bound cover. You're fact that the users of such devices get defensive and even verbally abusive if you ask them what they are doing because in no uncertain way they are "poaching" where dependable book sale patrons do not get outside cues as to which used books to bring back to those who are interested in the used materials. Probably there is a invariable kind of thieving going on.

Any ideas about how to find homes for a large quantity of discarded library books, instead of recycling them?

Aug 07, 2008 by Sherri | Posted in Books & Authors

After the library's toughened book sale, there are many books of various types, cds, and videos remaining. Normally they are sent to be recycled, but it seems to me that these items could be useful to someone somewhere. Any ideas? Perhaps there is an assembly that provides items like these to prisons or schools? I am particularly interested in saving the older hardcover books printed 50 years ago.

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