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Cheap reads via Amazon
I guess everyone kmows this already - I'm usually late to the party - but there are some gems to be had amongst the used books on Amazon. Particularly good if you have interests slightly off the mainstream (who, me ?) Some are just a penny plus p&p.
My 82p slightly tatty copy of John Seymour's The self sufficient gardener arrived today, and a quick thumb through it already gave me a new idea about training my grape vines across the wall at the bottom of the garden. I find myself very much in sympathy with Seymour's way of thinking these days. Look forward to reading it once Christmas is done.
My 82p slightly tatty copy of John Seymour's The self sufficient gardener arrived today, and a quick thumb through it already gave me a new idea about training my grape vines across the wall at the bottom of the garden. I find myself very much in sympathy with Seymour's way of thinking these days. Look forward to reading it once Christmas is done.
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82p? Bargain! Funnily enough I treated myself to a second hand book from Amazon earlier today, about knitting on circular needles. At £2.50 it was a little more expensive, but what a brilliant resource!
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A couple of years ago I had a mass disposal to charity shops of books. Needless to say, not long after, there was one title that I wanted to give to my niece. It had been published in the early 70s & was long out of print but I got a copy from Amazon, in nearly new condition, for 1p + £1.50 postage.
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