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Free library books? Does that mean they are so outdated that no other school wants them?
Great consolation. "We're closing your alma mater. Oh, here, have a library book that you didn't bother to read 30 years ago". Probably because it was outdated back then.
Bob:
If you'd like to show up and haul them all away yourself, they might accommodate you. How old is the oldest book in your home? Maybe you should throw it out.
Good books are never outdated. Maybe if you read a few you'd know that.
I spent many happy hours in the GHS library.
If they were "good books" as you say, why aren't they hauling them off to the dozens of other schools in the district? Everyone knows that the district has been neglecting GHS into oblivion. I'm sure the library is no different.
Greeting Mr. Bob,
If you have ever read some of the work of Dr. Wayne Dyer, you may remember the phrase: "If you can the way you look at things, the things you look at change".
Excuse my enthusiasm. “If you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change”.
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