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We've inherited from my late Ma in law loads of books .All in German .Two crates full !
All in storage .
My son is on holiday at the moment and we've been to the storage facility today and had a look through them .Lots of classics ,Dickens etc . ,German book club editions of popular novels of the time..50's 60' 70's ,Encylopedias .You name it we've got 'em ! We've sifted through the ones of interest to us but are still left with at least a couple of hundred books .
Any ideas as to how I can dispose of them .
All in storage .
My son is on holiday at the moment and we've been to the storage facility today and had a look through them .Lots of classics ,Dickens etc . ,German book club editions of popular novels of the time..50's 60' 70's ,Encylopedias .You name it we've got 'em ! We've sifted through the ones of interest to us but are still left with at least a couple of hundred books .
Any ideas as to how I can dispose of them .
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as a matter of interest, books that are not wanted for reading are actually often useful craft materials, especially hardbacks that can be turned into beautiful boxes or have the covers and spines removed which are used to upcycle furniture. The printed pages have many craft uses, they can be used as a background for painting on, used for modelling and papier mache and so on.
