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Readers on fire, and it sounds like a great deal for avid bibliophiles. They explain PaperBack.com:
The 10-month-old book-swapping site works like an online library. After registering, users put at least nine of their own books into the site's database, which carries 39,000 titles. When a user requests a book, the site e-mails a printable page (that also serves as a makeshift book wrapper) to the user who posted that title...Currently, the site is free to join. The only cost to participate is the price of postage to mail a book, which is usually less than $1.50, paid by the sender. [books]
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