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Lisa Jarnot sells a box of books [US]:
This particular box of books could be all yours for a low low price of $50 plus $5 shipping (book rate). That's $55 for a bunch of books that are worth more than $100. (The new issue of the Chicago Review alone will cost you $22 retail.)

How great of a bargain is it? If we didn't already own this box of books, we'd be buying this box of books.

Why do we sell our books so cheap? Because our apartment is being swallowed up by books. Please take these books off our hands!

This entry was posted by Ivy on Wednesday, November 29, 2006 at 4:03 PM. You can skip to the end and leave a response.

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