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jonathan coe mini-book swap

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Add message | Report | Contact poster By Wed 02-Jul-08 17:13:11
OK. I've had a look at the write up for 'What a Carve Up' and I'd like to go for that one. Before I do, do you have any preference for used/new books/ books that are a little ragged around the corners and creased? I tend to buy the cheapest one I can find, but am happy not to (and a bit worried that they might fall apart before they make it to you!)

What do you think?
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Tue 01-Jul-08 20:46:55
okey doke

sounds like a plan

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Add message | Report | Contact poster By Tue 01-Jul-08 20:45:44
OK. I'm going to have a look on Amazon (probably tomorrow now because I'm struggling to keep up with the discussion about the book anyway!) and will let you know! Sounds as though 'What a carve up' is a funny one though, so that will be my first port of call on Amazon to have a look at the reviews, etc.
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Tue 01-Jul-08 20:37:30
I haven't got any of his other books as yet, but if you let me know what you've got/are going to get then I can get different ones, we can swap addresses and away we go...

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Add message | Report | Contact poster By Tue 01-Jul-08 20:20:07
hellloooooooooooooo
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lalaaa, cooeeee, over here grin
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