Lukerik
Age 46
Joined Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Recent Book Activity

Bath Bombs

Soaps
The Martyr's Curse

Touching the Void
Lost on Me

The Making of the British Landscape: How We Have Transformed the Land, from Prehistory to Today
The Roman Search for Wisdom

Women and Depression: A Practical Self-help Guide

The Little Garlic Book

Paul and Palestinian Judaism: A Comparison of Patterns of Religion

Six Weeks in the Sioux Tepees

Mom & Me & Mom

Look Who's Back

Misquoting Jesus: The Story Behind Who Changed the Bible and Why

Stuart

Wise Woman's Telling

The Basque History of the World

Beloved

New Selected Poems

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Extended Profile
Hello Everyone. Hello.
I used to get 'unsaleable' books from a local Charity Shop specifically for release and these account for most of the stuff on my shelf. They would otherwise literally have gone into the bin. The unsung Hero I got them off (Lance) often slipped a few beauties in amongst the dross, bless him. If you've caught one of my books the chances are it's one of those. If you want to play the BookCrossing game on a limited budget I recommend this approach. Lots of charity shop bin the majority of their donations. Oxfam (and I speak as a book sorter there) can be fussy about bookplates. We don't pulp books directly but sell them by weight if they're 'unsaleable'. Good copies will re-enter circulation. Bare in mind that if you donate BC books to Oxfam and the sorter is a BookCrosser you're basically condemning them to buying those books.
Books are like sharks: if they stop moving, they die.
Here is a map of the countries my books have gone to (in progess - I'll add countries as and when I go back through my catches):

visited 9 states (4%)
Create your own visited map of The World or Brazil travel guide for Android
I used to get 'unsaleable' books from a local Charity Shop specifically for release and these account for most of the stuff on my shelf. They would otherwise literally have gone into the bin. The unsung Hero I got them off (Lance) often slipped a few beauties in amongst the dross, bless him. If you've caught one of my books the chances are it's one of those. If you want to play the BookCrossing game on a limited budget I recommend this approach. Lots of charity shop bin the majority of their donations. Oxfam (and I speak as a book sorter there) can be fussy about bookplates. We don't pulp books directly but sell them by weight if they're 'unsaleable'. Good copies will re-enter circulation. Bare in mind that if you donate BC books to Oxfam and the sorter is a BookCrosser you're basically condemning them to buying those books.
Books are like sharks: if they stop moving, they die.
Here is a map of the countries my books have gone to (in progess - I'll add countries as and when I go back through my catches):
visited 9 states (4%)
Create your own visited map of The World or Brazil travel guide for Android