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'No More Buying Books Until I've Read the Ones I've Already Bought' Thread
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I keep forgetting to bring Branson's autobiography to work just to finish it...must try harder!Please call me 'Pickle'
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Joined the library near where I work today. Didn't think I would be able to as I don't live in the same area. They couldn't find my post code, but they just put it in anyway. Can now take out up to 20 items!!Debts at LBM - Mortgages £128497 - non mortgage £27497 Debt now £[STRIKE]114150[/STRIKE][STRIKE]109032[/STRIKE] 64300 (mortgage) Credit cards left 0
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Started reading Ben Eltons new one, Meltdown, earlier. Fantastic, I love his style of writing. I made a bet earlier with a friend that I wouldn't buy any more books other than college course ones or ones with gift cards etc between now and Christmas. Wonder how long i#ll last ....LBM 27/12/14.
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Am looking out for a cheap copy of Meltdown - the blurb looked good and I'e enjoyed the other Ben Elton novels I've read0
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Started reading Ben Eltons new one, Meltdown, earlier. Fantastic, I love his style of writing. I made a bet earlier with a friend that I wouldn't buy any more books other than college course ones or ones with gift cards etc between now and Christmas. Wonder how long i#ll last ....
Hey svb53, a bit of positive thinking. Of course it'll last!! :TChallenge savings 2010-2016 £1564.60:j
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hi not posted in this topic for awhile, i have read a few books duringthe time i have not been on here and with list the books before monday,Have to confess i have brought 1 or 3 books while i have not been on but they have been on my list few awhile and were on b1g1f.
gilligansyle i have also join the library in the last 2weeks, althought have yet to take anybooks out.gilligansyle wrote: »Joined the library near where I work today. Didn't think I would be able to as I don't live in the same area. They couldn't find my post code, but they just put it in anyway. Can now take out up to 20 items!!# 017 -Sealed Pot Challenge 8
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Hi folks
Can I join too? I have way too many books to read and am totally weak willed when it comes to buying them. I tried to make a list of all the books I have sitting on the bookshelf (gave up on that idea pretty quickly) but when I discovered I had bought one book twice I decided enough was enough!
I am currently half way through The Rapture by Liz Jensen which is pretty good so far.0 -
Finished a Jill Mansell book that I bought for 60p in the charity shop - I bought it to take on the plane to a Conference in the US and just leave it behind with a Bookcrossing sticker, but I'm now not going to the conference as I'm pregnant so will take to the charity shop. Also read I Heart New York that came free with Glamour, fun read but not to keep so again it's off to the charity shop with it.0
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Hi all not been around. I haven't bought any new books but my dear friends keep lending me books. I have a Sam Bourne, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, and the Life of Pi.
Tell me which one to start with ?
I haven't sold a single one though....DC.
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I am trying to use the library more, although I end up ordering the book and that costs 30p per book; still it's cheaper than buying them.
I promised myself that I wouldn't buy any more (usually buy from charity shops anyway), then Barnardo's was having a clear-out and books were 2 for 99p outside the shop, so I bought 4, and when I went in to pay for them I saw an antique (old) gravy boat for £5 and of course bought that also!
Still I have enough books to see me through next winter if the weather is as bad as last winter and I can't get to the library.0
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