Reusing old books

A book that has been read can be said to be an old book.

A classic book that can be read again and again and is worth collecting. And some books, once you have read them, there is no need to read them again. How to make good use of them?

Sell it as waste paper? That would be a shame.

As a cultural carrier, books can be passed on. What is an old book to you is a "new book" to those who have never read it. Therefore, there is no need for us to keep books that are no longer useful to us and let them continue to occupy space at home, nor should we just sell them as scrap paper. To make the best use of everything, in fact, we have many choices.

First, donate your old books.

Donating used books to libraries and other places with a high demand for books, or to schools in impoverished mountainous areas, is their best destination.

Here is a recycling platform recommended - Flying Ant. Feiant used book recycling, "participate in book recycling and enjoy a low-carbon life", provides free door-to-door recycling in more than 300 cities across the country, which is convenient and meaningful, and is a good choice.

The significance of donating books is extraordinary.

On a larger scale, this is to promote the development of social welfare undertakings and promote the virtues of poverty alleviation. At a younger level, this can build a bridge for children in impoverished mountainous areas to understand the world, let books illuminate their lives, make them progress, and let our love realize their dreams.

Secondly, we can give old books to people around us who need them.

I usually like to buy books for students or younger people in my family. Sometimes I also give out books from my bookcase as gifts. I no longer read these books, but they are still very useful to them.

Old books are no better than old clothes. People who receive old books will not be unhappy. They may even feel that this is the teacher’s intention, a book that the teacher has read, and a good book that the teacher wants them to read. Therefore, And my heart is filled with joy.

Third, we can conduct book exchanges and reuse old items so that old books can exert their value.

Among friends, among colleagues, and among members of reading and writing groups, many people actually have many books that they no longer need. At this time, if we can launch an old book exchange activity, we may find the books we like without spending money to buy them. Trading "old" for "new" not only solves your old books, but also finds the books you want to read. It is really a very cost-effective thing.

Moreover, this can also promote communication and exchange between friends about reading experiences, which is an unexpected gain.

In short, you can reuse old books for public welfare, or you can trade old books for new ones, so that old books can maximize their value.