I just emailed someone I know who goes to garage sales all the time.
She resells stuff on ebay so I asked her to snag paperbacks in good
shape she comes across and I will pay her more than she paid-she
is a tightwad but maybe she will find me some good books-just a thought.
steffi
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Thanks for the ideas,
Nisaba!
Wendy
In a message dated 2/11/2007 4:53:42 PM Pacific Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I also released onto a local optometrist's front desk when I had my eyes
checked, and I regularly release on the benches at a particular taxi rank
and in a particular bus shelter. If you make it a public place like that
where people are in transit, not only will a wide variety of people see your
books, but you can be reasonably certain they will be released somewhere
completely different, so their journey will be more interesting.
Nisaba
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