Are You Also A Bookworm? What You Think About Books

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I don't know, maybe there are a lot of people here too, who describe themselves as bookworms.

I define myself as a bookworm.

In the past, I loved to buy books. During my school years, I used to save money from my pocket money and buy myself a book or books every month, sometimes every week. Books used to be very cheap. Of course, due to local currency differences, the book prices I will tell you may seem cheap or expensive to you.

Of course, I say that books were very cheap in the past. This is not a very old time. 6-7 years ago, books were really cheap. In fact, some book outlets would give a book as a gift to those who buy two books. Over time, these campaigns became impossible. The price of books was increasing every year. Book prices were going up. In time, I used to go to book sales points not to buy books, but only to examine the books there. And I was leaving the bookstore without buying any more books. Because I am no longer able to buy books with the money I saved from my pocket money.

This situation was really starting to bother me, but there was nothing I could do. 6-7 years ago, I could buy 3 books for 45 liras.

Today, only one book costs 130 lira, this is my local currency value. 7-8 dollars in dollars. holding. It turns out that these price differences are due to dollars. I don't know the book prices in your country. Maybe book prices are cheap or expensive in your country. I've never researched this.

I am very angry about this situation. The price of a book should not be this expensive.

maybe some of you can suggest me to read Ebooks. Let me say this from the beginning. I did not like the eBook format very much. I love to read books live.

When I first discovered the Noisecash platform, I started saving Bitcoincash to pay off my student loan debt and to buy books. In the early days of Noisecashin, I made a list of books to get myself. And at that time the total price of the books was 320 Turkish Liras. It was 35 dollars in dollars.

Now I checked again, the total price of the books was 559 Turkish Liras. I haven't bought a book for almost two years.

My expectation in the new year is that I want to have the opportunity to buy these books.

Santa bring me a Book as a gift.

I'm doing something that will be a first here. I hope I will be successful in this.

This section is a special section for those who want to tip just so I can buy a book.

And I will only save the tips from this article for the books.

This amount is 559 with Turkish Lira.

30.1 dollars in Dollars...

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My current post ends here. I shared my dream books and my thoughts on book prices since I joined the Noisecash platform. I hope you don't get bored while reading it.

I think a book is a breath for a person. I feel very good when I read a book.

And I suggest you all to read the book.

No matter what, don't give up on reading. Read even one page a day.

Hope to see you in my next post...

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You are a true bookworm indeed. I think you can easily spot another bookworm by the way they write. Usually people who read a lot also have a better grammar and more extensive vocabulary. When I was younger I used to spend all my summer holidays walking up and down to the library with tons of books in my backpack. I could never afford buying many books, so I was renting them from the library.

These days books are expensive here too. I also don't like ebooks, as the feeling is totally different. If I may advise something, maybe look for second hand books. I usually find them cheap on ebay or other online shops, as well as in charity shops and car-boot sale markets where people bring over their old stuff to sell it to others who want it.

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wow This long comment made me happy. yes dear, I usually read by renting a book for a long time. I don't like ebooks at all. Yes, I also go to the second-hand bookstore. it gets cheaper

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1 year ago

Aww 🥰 I’m happy that it made you happy 🤩 I do love to talk a lot 😂

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Great You are wonderfull 😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘

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The price of books now is gradually becoming hard on students everywhere. Exercise books alone in my country has doubled in price and even looks smaller than before. I hope all these stops and let the reading encouragement continue. I. Prefer ebooks by the way

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Here, book prices have increased 3-4 times. very difficult to get. dear, i don't like ebook very much

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I know well the problem with the Turkish Lira, already in 2013 prices were changing, well the value dropped quite a lot. When I changed the money to euros, I got every time less and less euros, and now it must be unbearable for locals I mean all products must be real expensive. Hope the economy of this dear-to-me country will improve. Türkiye için en iyi dileklerimle! Senin de için!

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İyi dileklerin için çok teşekkür ederim canım. Evet dediğin doğru. 2013'e göre durum şimdi daha kötü 👎 malesef...

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