Second hand book shops

[sugarbear]

Used books in English

The Girl with the Dagon Tattoo Stieg Larsson New York Times BS

The Girl Who Played with Fire “ “

The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet’s Nest “ International BS

The Lion Nelson DeMille NYTBS

The Lincoln Lawyer Michael Connelly “

Life Paulo Coelho

Brida “

Daughter of Fortune Isabel Allende Nat’l BS

Portrait in Sepia “

The Probable Future Alice Hoffman NYTBS

Love Medicine Louise Erdrich Nat’l BS

The Island Elin Hilderbrand “

Into the Wild Jon Krakauer “

The Bean Trees Barbara Kingsolver

Pigs in Heaven “ NYTBS

Animal Dreams “ Nat’l BS

Mind Hunter John Douglas NYTBS

Secrets in the Cellar John Glatt

The Shack Wm Paul Young NYTBS

90 Minutes in Heaven Don Piper NYTBS

The Things They Carried Tim O’Brien

Life of Pie Yann Martel Nat’l BS

The Catcher in the Rye J. D. Salinger

The Teaching of Buddha FREE

Sorry for the alignment the copy and paste didn't quite work. Willing to sell or trade.

Hi,

can you give me a few sample titles - might be interested.


cheers, phil

[pollyanna]

sugarbear, there are some great books in that list. In fact I’d give most of them a high rating.

[sugarbear]

Thanks, I prefer real books for reading on the beach, they survive accidents better!

[spicyayam]

I finally got my Kindle and I absolutely love it. Before I bought it I was buying ebooks from Amazon and reading them on my computer as I am sure it would take a long time to become available in Bali, like the Steve Jobs biography. I find that I have been reading a lot more than usual. I find it very easy to read on. I got the most basic model which works great, the only thing I don't really like are the buttons to turn a page. I am sure Steve Jobs would have done a much better job with the design. I wish they were available when I was traveling more. For some reason I thought it would have a back lit screen, but no it doesn't. Apparently you can get cases that have a light built in, which I will probably order. Obviously you wouldn't want to bury it in the sand, but I don't think I would have a problem taking it to the beach. Of course I am a little sad that paper books will go the way of CDs, but for anyone living in Bali who likes to read, I would say it is a must have gadget.

[sjb1983]

I would recommend the second hand book swap at Dijon Cafe by Simpang Siur! It usually has some classics as well as some more modern stuff with kids books and lots of (trashy) romance novels to boot! I think you'd have the whole family covered by going there. It's on the last Saturday of every month from 12-3pm. Bring one book, take one book; bring 5 books, take 5 books - simple as that! Only English language books and totally free (you don't even have to buy a drink in the cafe as it is outside ;)

Hope it helps :)

Cheers,

Steve

[hotrod58]

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