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    Not just piling on, but I am compelled to add. I love to read, always have and I can still vividly remember waiting (impatiently) for the library's bookmobile as a grade schooler. I am and have been a regular customer at the library ever since, as are all of my children. I have a collection of books, more than I can read, but I still rely on the library for a lot of books that I hear about, or on topics I wish to read up on. Not books I want to own, but defiantly ones I want to read.

    And while I think a pass around sounds fabulous, I am hard pressed to think it would work.

    David

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    Quote Originally Posted by David Thornton View Post
    Not just piling on, but I am compelled to add. I love to read, always have and I can still vividly remember waiting (impatiently) for the library's bookmobile as a grade schooler. I am and have been a regular customer at the library ever since, as are all of my children. I have a collection of books, more than I can read, but I still rely on the library for a lot of books that I hear about, or on topics I wish to read up on. Not books I want to own, but defiantly ones I want to read.

    And while I think a pass around sounds fabulous, I am hard pressed to think it would work.

    David
    Exactly, David! I've been known to request a book on interlibrary loan just to see if I want to purchase it.

    T.

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