So abandoning books isn't very thrifty - but finding them is! (And I bought it from a second-hand book stall at a village fete, so it was fairly thrifty for me, too.) I hope you enjoy this, and find it useful. Thank you for coming this far, and do feel free to leave a note below saying where you found this book, what you thought of it, and what you plan to do with it.

Hints and tips and occasional rants around the general theme of thrift. I feel it would be more useful to someone who has been in the habit of spending a great deal and wishes to do less of that, rather than to anyone who hasn't had much to spend in the first place. It also assumes a specific lifestyle, where time isn't an issue and shops are accessible. I think Jack Monroe is probably more useful.

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