old books

jenheiffer

snowmen wrote: »

We would just put them in out recycling kerbie box.
Job done.

Not really. I would consider that only as a last resort.

miss_scrooge

jenheiffer wrote: »

Not really. I would consider that only as a last resort.

Don't think they will get recycled has glue in the books etc.

Could put them on Bookcrossing.com it's free to join and it's fun can see where the books travel to.

tsoprano

Go on tour, see the world!

Accidental Theatre on the lookout for some book donations for their next show...

BOOKS!

We'd like your old books for our next show. We'll take old ones, new ones, small ones, big ones, pop-up ones or anything you could spare.

If you can help us out by donating a few books just email us at info@accidentaltheatre.co.uk with the subject BOOKS!

Thanks!

rheme

Donate some to care and nursing homes am sure they will be glad of them.

Lankyman

You could try freecycle

Spotty100

It's funny coming across this thread because I was e-mail the St Vincent de Paul in Lurgan the other day asking them if they take second hand paperback novels. They haven't replied to me yet. I see somebody said that Lurgan Railway Station take them. I might give them a ring because I hate throwing books away but I want to clear out my bookshelves to make room for serious books.

NI22

Spotty100 wrote: »

It's funny coming across this thread because I was e-mail the St Vincent de Paul in Lurgan the other day asking them if they take second hand paperback novels. They haven't replied to me yet. I see somebody said that Lurgan Railway Station take them. I might give them a ring because I hate throwing books away but I want to clear out my bookshelves to make room for serious books.

Selling off your comics for some "Britain First" manuscripts are we?

Spotty100

NI22 wrote: »

Selling off your comics for some "Britain First" manuscripts are we?

What on earth are you talking about? Are you making it some sort of mission to stalk me and say stupid things to me in order to make me feel unwelcome?

jenheiffer

Spotty100 wrote: »

It's funny coming across this thread because I was e-mail the St Vincent de Paul in Lurgan the other day asking them if they take second hand paperback novels. They haven't replied to me yet. I see somebody said that Lurgan Railway Station take them. I might give them a ring because I hate throwing books away but I want to clear out my bookshelves to make room for serious books.

As I think I have already said Lurgan Station does indeed take books. Just leave them on the table at the exit door to the Belfast bound platform where you get your tickets.

Spotty100

jenheiffer wrote: »

As I think I have already said Lurgan Station does indeed take books. Just leave them on the table at the exit door to the Belfast bound platform where you get your tickets.

I knew somebody had said it. Thank you for reminding me who it was. With the quantity of books I have in mind I think I'd like to talk to the stationmaster first but I need to wait until the St Vincent de Paul get back to me as I've given them first dibs. They do so much good work so I always try them first when I'm disposing of something. It might do some good for some poor creature who's down on his or her luck.