On to plan B?

[dotsomething]

A follow up on using Booksfree (this is a service like netlifx, only for books--you pay a flat monthly fee for a theoretically unlimited number of books per month):

Comments

[elynross]

Does your local library have an interlibrary loan system? I know some places don't, and sometimes there's a charge involved, but I try out books mostly through the loan system, and even if there were a small charge, it would be less expensive than buying the books, for me. Although you'd said your library had hours that made it hard for you to use them, IIRC.

[dotsomething]

ILL is a great idea. I should check into that.

The hours for our library are just inconvenient (& I'm not saving money if I spend for the round trip bus fare to the main branches. If I happen to be there, fine, but the books will have due dates ;b ) They only seem to be open when I'm at work.

[swmbo]

Ohh, thanks for the information. The idea of having to send books back together turns me off, as well.

Thanks for keeping us informed!

[dotsomething]

Aw, you're welcome. Anything to help keep people affordably and effectively in books!