I paid only £1 for that pile of books......
"£1 for 1 bag of books"
Saw this in my local library. I walked pass it, and thought that from previous experience, I might not be able to find anything there. But.. slowly, one by one, the gems appeared.
The stuff I got:
- SAVE KARYN-a true life shopaholic's journey to debt and back. (Scary book, but I better read this before I become a TRUE shopaholic. My sis needs it too i think)
- The officers' ward-Marc Dugain. Heard of this book before. Now I get to own it.
- Children and trauma- I almost spent a lot of money on this one a year ago.
- Your rights at work-no harm knowing
- Buying a second hand car- for my hubby and buddy!
- What to do when the doc says it is IBS
- Perfect Mothers-invisible women: need this for my new project
- Top 10 ALgarve--- I want to visit this place!
- Insights guide to Switzerland! 2002- a bit old, but good bed time reading
- Children's food bible--- really easy peasy recipes inside!!! Hahaha
All that for 1 quid. If I was greedy, I could have stuffed more into the bag. Ok, the actual reason is because i could not carry so many books, as I have already borrowed a few other books, including The Constant Gardener :), and The Devil Wears Prada. Now I am going to go through all this books, plus a few others related to my project.
That bargain had temporarily alleviated my cravings for more shopping. The satisfaction that came with it :) I think there are hardly more depressive things in a cold, Christmas season for a woman who just started a new job and desperately need more clothes than stopping her from buying the good bargains. I could just stare at the window displays of shoes, coats, and bags things which I had waited for a discount (and now there is a discount!), but I cant buy now because it might all turn mouldy at home! Hubby needs a new coat too! And some sweaters! He really need new clothes! Sigh...
On the positive side, life seems normal again. I could read. I am finding time to read. I am now catching up with all the readings which I should have done.
Back to my books now...
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