I don't mind yellowing pages at all and I'm sure most people who spend any time
in a used book store don't either. As long as it's readable, it's just
character.
-tabby90
sjskukana <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Dear fellow BookCrossing Members,
I have a dilema and am not sure what to do. I have some wonderful
books, many that were favorites of mine, (some are hardbacks and some
are paperbacks) that have been stored because of lack of room and now
they have yellowed. Some I have had for a long time: 20-30-years, but
others are newer. They are still readable, of course, and should be
read. (eg. all of Pearl Buck's writings, some classics, and others
long forgotten...) I would be glad to offer them up, but don't know
if they would appeal to anyone.
Any thoughts? Any advise? I would appreciate both.
Sincerely,
Susan
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