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llmart

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5. That might be your experience but...

Reply to FakeNoose (Reply #1)

Wed Dec 17, 2025, 12:57 PM

Dec 17

I use the public library and volunteer there and have also been in Barnes and Noble quite often when the place is doing well. My library has six copies of her book and the wait list is quite long. Many of us older people still like to hold a physical book in our hands. I don't buy books because of where I volunteer, but I do buy them for gifts and I do check them out from the library. IThe same goes for my two sisters. I'm an avid reader also.

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The e-book version is probably selling much better than the hard copy version FakeNoose Dec 17 #1

That might be your experience but... llmart Dec 17 #5

Good fast read. Read it and pass it forward. Clouds Passing Dec 17 #2

I bought two copies and donated one to my library. llmart Dec 17 #6

Our group has a read it and book forward Clouds Passing Dec 17 #9

I want to read it but haven't. LittleGirl Dec 17 #3

I'm so sorry that happened to you. yardwork Dec 17 #7

Thank you. nt LittleGirl Dec 17 #8

Absolutely excellent book Wild blueberry Dec 17 #4

Reading it now IzzaNuDay Thursday #10