do you still go to library for a book
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Re: do you still go to library for a book
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I do visit the library for the odd new book which has been recommended to me or to borrow videos, and I value my local library tremendously for many reasons, but most of my reading material comes from my own bookcases the contents of which have been collected over a very long period of time.
― Steven Wright
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My alternative is to actually purchase the book in used condition. It's easier on me that way.
But the library can still be a fun place to explore.
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Just not the same.
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