Books for Free!
Below is a list of books I want to get rid of, for one reason or another. Some weren't my cuppa, some I have twice, some where gifts from people who have obviously never so much as looked at my bookshelves.
If you want any of them, you can have them. You pay the postage (via paypal), and they're yours.
Warning, though, I'm in Germany, so this might not be worth it if you're not European. I have actually no idea what the American/European ratio of my flist is, but there it is. Maybe look up fees before you decide.
Unless marked differently, they're all unread. Oh, and if the title is German, the book is, too.
1. Jane Fallon - Getting Rid of Matthew
2. Henning Mankell - Das Geheimis des Feuers/ Das Rätsel des Feuers
3. Andres Schlieper - Tractatus Satanicus
4. Leonie Frieda - Catherine de Medici - Bought in the Aberdeen train station because I had nothing else left to read. Accordingly, it looks like it spent a week in a bag, which is to say, the corners are a bit banged up, nothing else.
5. Terry Pratchett - The Colour of Magic, Movie Edition - Half read. Pratchett is not my thing.
6. Anne Bishop - The Invisible Ring
7. Lynn Flewelling - The Bone Doll's Twin
8. Jeaniene Frost - At Grave's End and One Foot in the Grave. - Part 2 & 3 of the series. I sold part one separately, which, in hindsight, was pretty dumb.
9. Bescherelle - L'Art de Conjuguer - Yes, it's a German/French conugation dictionary.
10. And if you read German and still collect Buffy and/or Angel novels, I have about thirty of them lying around, taking up space. You can have them all with a bow on top.
I'd be happy if someone took a few of those off my hands, especially since I'll be moving in September and that's an entire row of books.
If you want any of them, you can have them. You pay the postage (via paypal), and they're yours.
Warning, though, I'm in Germany, so this might not be worth it if you're not European. I have actually no idea what the American/European ratio of my flist is, but there it is. Maybe look up fees before you decide.
Unless marked differently, they're all unread. Oh, and if the title is German, the book is, too.
1. Jane Fallon - Getting Rid of Matthew
2. Henning Mankell - Das Geheimis des Feuers/ Das Rätsel des Feuers
3. Andres Schlieper - Tractatus Satanicus
4. Leonie Frieda - Catherine de Medici - Bought in the Aberdeen train station because I had nothing else left to read. Accordingly, it looks like it spent a week in a bag, which is to say, the corners are a bit banged up, nothing else.
5. Terry Pratchett - The Colour of Magic, Movie Edition - Half read. Pratchett is not my thing.
6. Anne Bishop - The Invisible Ring
7. Lynn Flewelling - The Bone Doll's Twin
8. Jeaniene Frost - At Grave's End and One Foot in the Grave. - Part 2 & 3 of the series. I sold part one separately, which, in hindsight, was pretty dumb.
9. Bescherelle - L'Art de Conjuguer - Yes, it's a German/French conugation dictionary.
10. And if you read German and still collect Buffy and/or Angel novels, I have about thirty of them lying around, taking up space. You can have them all with a bow on top.
I'd be happy if someone took a few of those off my hands, especially since I'll be moving in September and that's an entire row of books.