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I am getting rid of the following books that I feel like people I know might want. Let me know if you want any before they go to the thrift store. Shipping via media mail is cheap if you are far away.
(That was quick; the first two have been claimed already!)
*The Psychology of Religion: an Empirical Approach by Ralph W. Hood Jr. (University of Tennessee), Bernard Spilka (Unviersity of Denver), Bruce Hunsberger (Wilfrid Laurier University) and Richad Gorsuch (Fuller Theological Seminary)
*Encyclopedia of Native American Healing by William S. Town of Lyons
*Principles and Practice of Contemporary Acupuncture by Sung J. Liao (New York University College of Dentistry), Mathew H.M. Lee (New York University Colleges of Medicine and Dentistry) and Lorenz K.Y. Ng (National Rehabilitation Hospital and George Washington University School of Medicine)
I spent about six hours today weeding all the books I'm selling whose prices have dropped below $10. That's the level at which it's a crapshoot as far as whether I lose money on them. About 150 books went away. A few that seem worthwhile are going to thrift stores. Regrettably, most of them went into the trash.
And I have about two hundred more (as a guess) waiting to come home from work from the last rounds of weeding. I think I'm going to go by transit with a rolling suitcase for a lot of this week and bring them home that way.
(That was quick; the first two have been claimed already!)
*The Psychology of Religion: an Empirical Approach by Ralph W. Hood Jr. (University of Tennessee), Bernard Spilka (Unviersity of Denver), Bruce Hunsberger (Wilfrid Laurier University) and Richad Gorsuch (Fuller Theological Seminary)
*Encyclopedia of Native American Healing by William S. Town of Lyons
*Principles and Practice of Contemporary Acupuncture by Sung J. Liao (New York University College of Dentistry), Mathew H.M. Lee (New York University Colleges of Medicine and Dentistry) and Lorenz K.Y. Ng (National Rehabilitation Hospital and George Washington University School of Medicine)
I spent about six hours today weeding all the books I'm selling whose prices have dropped below $10. That's the level at which it's a crapshoot as far as whether I lose money on them. About 150 books went away. A few that seem worthwhile are going to thrift stores. Regrettably, most of them went into the trash.
And I have about two hundred more (as a guess) waiting to come home from work from the last rounds of weeding. I think I'm going to go by transit with a rolling suitcase for a lot of this week and bring them home that way.
