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mArtiAn

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Q: Anyone know any sites for buying/exchanging new or used books?

This is one of the things I hate about living here, it's so hard to get hold of good books. I had an idea for a website where ex-pats could sell or exchange their old books, but like most of my ideas it went the way of the dodo. I really do love a good read though. I'd love to be able to browse a good book store for a change, and not find myself stuck with having to choose between Robinson Crusoe and Sherlock Holmes. Know any sites stocked with up to date shelves?

13 years 19 weeks ago in Arts & Entertainment - China

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99Silva

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Go to thebeijinger website they got ads up now for buying or trading books. Sometimes you will even have a few users who are willing to give away their books for free.

mArtiAn:

Cheers

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Silverstein

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doesn't amazon.cn offer such trading deals ?

mArtiAn:

No idea but i'll give it a try. Thanks.

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