[Annie01]

i had given alot of cookbooks to the library..and to my friends ...still alot left...no place to store them....i know YOU WOMEN in the villages do NOT cook....but can you think of anyone who would enjoy some of these books??? have about 80 left.....ttrying to clean out the boxes....love my books....but wowwwwwwwww toooo many !!! ANY IDEA WOULD HELP ME....WHERE CAN I GIVE THESE BOOKS AWAY ??????

[kittygilchrist]

Sumter library. dome at Powell and 466A.

[KathieI]

There's a used book store in Colony Plaza next door to Sakura. Not sure of the name. They might buy them from you, I'm not sure how it works.

[JAV0108]

I know more people that stay at home and cook most of the time than go out. So, NOT all ladies "don't cook". I for one would much rather cook and eat my own food, for so many reasons. Sorry, off topic!!!! Any of the thrift stores will take your books for re-sale.

[CFrance]

Originally Posted by JAV0108

I know more people that stay at home and cook most of the time than go out. So, NOT all ladies "don't cook". I for one would much rather cook and eat my own food, for so many reasons. Sorry, off topic!!!! Any of the thrift stores will take your books for re-sale.

Yes, I object to being called YOU WOMEN!!!! I cook all the time. I love to cook. I also love not having to cook if I don't feel like it.

Good luck with your books! There's good suggestions here, including what you've already done.

[villager]

Hospice of Marion County. They will take them and sell them for people who need Hospice care and don't have insurance and can't pay. They are off 441/27 in the Spruce Creek Shopping Center where Bargains and Treasures used to be several years ago.