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Non-Fiction

PADemD

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5. I just checked one title for our county in PA

Reply to Neoma (Reply #4)

Fri Jun 7, 2013, 05:38 PM

Jun 2013

None of the libraries in our county have a copy of the book; I may donate it to the library when I'm finished reading it.

Currently our local library has two copies of Dan Brown's Inferno, but none available for lending. I have my own copy at home. There is usually a waiting list for the most popular books.

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25 Signs You’re Addicted To Books [View all] Neoma Jun 2013 OP

Love the John Waters quote. PADemD Jun 2013 #1

Library books are usually the pile of books on my nightstand. Neoma Jun 2013 #2

Our small local library doesn't carry the books I read. PADemD Jun 2013 #3

Can't you ask for them to get them? Neoma Jun 2013 #4

I just checked one title for our county in PA PADemD Jun 2013 #5

I hear about tiny libraries and my heart breaks. Neoma Jun 2013 #6

Here's a picture and history of our local library. PADemD Jun 2013 #7

When I get a little money I buy books; and if any is left I buy food and clothes. eppur_se_muova Jun 2013 #8