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Friday, December 16, 2011

Follow Friday~Blog Hop A Chance to Meet New Blogging Friends

Please follow Alison Can Read to find today's Follow Fiday list of bloggers to visit and exchange greetings.

You can also add your blog(s) to the link and have a following!

I think this is a great way to actually meet fellow reviewers who have similar interests in books and to establish connections with them.  It's worked for me incredibly well.

You'll find details for signing up for this event that takes place several times per month.

Nearly forgot:  Every time there's a blog hop, there will be a featured site and a question for the Friday.  This Friday's question is~
"What do you do with your books after you've read them?

I keep them for the most part.  Confess that I'm a book hoarder of the first rank.  My library is pushing us out of the house!  I've also begun to share them with my daughter who has now shown herself to be a serious reader; now that she's in her 30's, finally!  And, I share them with friends who are also serious readers. If I have duplicates, I give them away in "giveaways" on my blog. Because I believe "Books are our friends," a phrase I coined when I was in my early teens, I don't give them away randomly to swaps or such.  That's like dropping them off at orphanages to me!  LOL

Seriously, what do you do with the books you've already read??

Deborah/TheBookishDame

7 comments:

Mary Simonsen

I have some books from the time I was a teenager four decades ago. I usually keep all my non-fiction unless I'm completely done with that time period (e.g., the Tudors). Most of my mysteries end up at Goodwill or Friends of the Library, but I probably have a couple of hundred novels that I won't read again, but can't quite part with.

Tia

I wish I wasn't but like you I'm also a book hoarder! :) I have such a hard time getting rid of books, even books I know I'll never read again. New follower!

My Follow Friday!

Anonymous

Hahaha my books are like my children too! I can't give them away to just anyone! Great answer and happy Friday :)

Here's my FF!

melannie (:

Books are certainly my friends, I can always count on them to make me happy (:

Thanks for coming and visiting my blog <3
New follower of yours (:

Rachel Brooks

That's great that your daughter has turned into an avid reader too! The more the merrier!

Here is my Follow Friday post

Old follower =)

Sandra @ Waiting For Wentworth

Thanks for stopping by. I am now following.
There is nothing wrong with being a book hoarder. I keep all of my books also. Hopefully I will get to the point of giving them away, but not now.
Sandra
Waiting For Wentworth

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