Book clean out

[ximeria]

Yup, I'm getting around to unpacking my books XD

So far I've unpacked about 20%... Please don't laugh -- there are a LOT

It also means I've got a few titles that are looking for a new home. If you wanna pay postage, it's up to you, if not, then alas, I'll pay for it *g* I just don't want to throw books out.

All of the below are paperback editions and in good condition.

The Slayer Files
(a small guide to the episodes of the tv series -- I seem to recall it came with one of the VHS sets I ordered back in the Dark Ages from Blackstar.co.uk)

Buffy the Vampire slayer - the Angel Chronicles book 1 and 2
(is what it says, these are three short stories in each book focusing on Angel)

Michael Crichton - The 13th Warrior
(The book behind the movie)
now has a home with sorciere

Pierre Boulle - Planet of the Apes
(the book from 1963 though this is a newer print of course)

Levar Burton - Aftermath
(sci-fi story, fairly okay, but seen before, compared to King's the stand, though that's a bit too high for it to reach)

You don't have to take all of them if only one of them appeals to you

Comments

[oneiriad.livejournal.com]

Sadly, none of the books really sound like something I'd particularly like to own, and since I already have boxes of books I don't really have room for... :-(

Though, if you don't want to just throw them away and you can't find any takers, you could consider using something like Bookcrossing and setting them free?

[ximeria.livejournal.com]

*nods*

Good idea -- but I'll keep doing this until I have a full pile, because there's bound to be more in the boxes XD -- I've worked in a bookstores save for three years, since 1997 -- safe to say I've got a few books that make me wonder why I bought them *g*

[sorciere.livejournal.com]

... I'd like to read Michael Crichton's The 13th Warrior, actually :) Don't know how you want the postage paid, but let me know, or I can trade you something if there's anything in Copenhagen you want/need.

[ximeria.livejournal.com]

*laughs*

It's within our own borders and even if Postdanmarks charges rediculous prices, I don't mind paying for postage. Besides, it's a small paperback edition, so it's on me -- go ahead and mail me your address -- @ ximeria (at) popullus (dot) net -- that one's yours now.