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Downsizing--updated
Posted On: 03/10/2016 12:46:21

As we get older and consider moving to a smaller home, we start to Downsize.  This week I've been going through my book collection.


In recent years, I had already pared down my once large collection.  I'm fairly certain that I won't be rereading many of my books. But still--how do I choose which books to keep and which can go?

For now, I'm first trying to choose favorite authors: J.D. Robb, Tamar Myers,  Carolyn G. Hart, Diane Mott Davidson, Nancy Atherton, etc. Some of the books by these authors are hardback and some are paperback. So I can't choose just hardback books to save.  


Plus, there are numerous books by various other authors I also like.  This isn't going to be easy!  


Thank you all for your comments!  I had been donating them for the annual Hospital Book bazzaar; I don't know why I never even thought of our library!  I just now checked & they do still accept donated books--so I'll be taking the hardbacked books there.  


As I mentioned in a private message to one of you, I now have 600+ eBooks in my personal library; so obviously, I've got plenty to read for the forseeable future! And now that I've mastered the 3M online library system, I can always find/borrow books from our public library as well as  getting them from Amazon.  


As for other downsizing: the one thing I really don't want to 'downsize' is my dvd collection of movies and favorite tv shows--many of which are no longer around!  Hmm...I guess I'll have more shelf space for them now, won't I?   




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03/12/2016 00:40:22

I am of the same mind as Suzan... our son gave me a Kobo reader several years ago, and even though I missed the paper pages at first, I love it now, especially when we travel. My reader is always in my purse, and even when we travel to the city on errands, I read while my hubby is tending to his errands. When he waits for me, he has a snooze because he doesn't enjoy the eReader. Our library has been downsized, and we are happy to loan, give, and/or donate books that others may find interesting.
There are still many books and subjects I would love to have the time to read, so there is no point for me to re-read books that are in our personal library. We go to used book fairs, Value Village, and online to pay minimum prices for books.




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