Tag Archives: buying books online

Yes, It IS Hoarding

Posted on April 26, 2019 by Tonette Joyce

Because I have many writers and/or readers on my main Facebook page, I see memes like this all the time: But this is nowhere near what I have in my house. I also see : … Continue reading →

Posted in big plans, Books, childhood, collections, Family, favorite books, free week, history, hobbies, libraries, memories, Miscellaneous, non-fiction, novels, poetry, reading, Tonette Joyce | Tagged Barns and Noble, Book buying addiction, book hoarding, buying books online, buying ebooks, Buying new books, buying used books, Dictionaries, Georrge Lucas Library, Goodwill, Great Books, Half-Price Books, Hemingway, library book sales, Men Are From Mars, Shakespeare, St.Vincent de Paul Stores, Thessaurii, VA hospital libraries, Wilde, Women Are From Venus | 9 Comments

Words and Worlds

Posted on October 18, 2013 by Tonette Joyce

We are talking about bookstores this week. I was pretty-well grown before I ever set foot in an actual bookstore, although as a kid I had a vague mental picture that bookstores were enchanted places, filled with old dust-covered volumes … Continue reading →