How to send out a bookcrossing book by diamondlightfoot

"I used to be so much more active with bookcrossing."

How I did it: I had a bunch of books set back to send along on bookcrossings. One thing I've noticed is that I keep getting bookcrossing books on paperback swap. I don't send them out there, because they belong on bookcrossing, at least to me. But since bookcrossing seems to be a minor priority with me these days, maybe that's okay.


 

Apr 10, 2009, 06:58AM PDT | 4 comments | 9 cheers


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Trauma_Junkie thinks she may have had a touch too much caffiene...

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virtual ones, since I have no real ones. I love Bookcrossing, or at least the concept. THough I must admit, I am more a fan of the “Wild release” even though they rarley get journaled….

Jan 01, 2010, 07:32AM PST | Thread | Respond to this 1 cheer

diamondlightfoot

me, too

I’m always out of cheers when I want them.

I haven’t been really active in bookcrossing for a while. I used to send out books almost daily! The wild ones are fun. I think I’ve only ever ended up with one caught, but it’s still fun. Now I send them out on paperbackswap.

Jan 01, 2010, 07:43AM PST | Thread | Respond to this 1 cheer

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Nov 14, 2010, 02:09AM PST

joie de vivre is celebrating 6 years on this site

me too

I used to be an enormous bookcrosser. Hundreds released, mostly in the wild. Then I came to the realization that many of my books were discarded – that the world is awash in cheap paperbacks, and few really read (much less journalled) my books.

Every so once in a rare while, one of my books checks back in. That’s fun. The longest between a release and an entry? About 5 years.

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