In this episode of the Nurturing Librarian podcast, Nicole provides practical solutions for accessing books without breaking the bank. She emphasizes the importance of utilizing local libraries, getting a library card, and revisiting books already owned at home. The conversation reveals tips on finding affordable books, such as digging into the backlist of favorite authors and understanding library features like 'Skip the Line' books. From curating personal collections to embracing forgotten reads, listeners will discover strategies to enrich their reading habits thoughtfully and economically.
The Cemetery of Untold Stories
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