@SeaLion
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I donated some of mine to charity shops so people can afford a book at a low price
Posted by Saturn_Returns
Book bans?! Fuck... Weird USA again...Contact an organisation in a neighbouring state, so long as they'll undertake the task of collecting the books. I'm sure you can make a short list from a web search and then contact them.
Yeah it's a new thing in Florida public schools. Karen's have been taking advantage of it. It's so sad. I'm so glad I'm not in the school system anymore and all my neices/nephews are in college now.
Iām very sorry to hear of your mum passing
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Posted by SeaLion
Posted by Saturn_Returns
Book bans?! Fuck... Weird USA again...
Contact an organisation in a neighbouring state, so long as they'll undertake the task of collecting the books. I'm sure you can make a short list from a web search and then contact them.
Yeah it's a new thing in Florida public schools. Karen's have been taking advantage of it. It's so sad. I'm so glad I'm not in the school system anymore and all my neices/nephews are in college now.click to expand
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Posted by ATGR
Could you give them to a thrift shop or charity shop?
I'll have to research them. I know someone who runs a free mini library but wouldn't be able to bring all of them to her. She said there is a website where I can find other free libraries in my area so that's an option too.
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My dad wants to get rid of all of my moms books (she basically had a mini library in their den) I want to donate them but I live in Florida so donating them to schools is out of the question. Library's are another option but again, I'm in Florida so I'm not sure if that is a great option either. I'm not sure how Florida's book ban effects Library's. š¤
Any other suggestions? I want them to go to where they are needed most and will benefit others.