First Unhaul of the Decade!

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January 9, 2020

Kicking off 2020 by making space on my shelves!

2019 was a crazy year for hauling books! It was the first year I really dedicated to Bookstagram and this blog so I was 100% wrapped up in the bookish world. And because of that I bought so many hyped books that eventually lost interest in.

Luckily I’m no stranger to unhauling and do it pretty frequently. But earlier this month, I realized our shelves were getting pretty crowded to I decided to start the year with a ruthless unhaul.

There are a LOT of books on this list. So I’m not going to go into any detail one what these are or why I’m getting rid of them. Most of these are books I’ve had on my shelves for years and I’m finally cutting the cord, I’ve read and no longer want to own, or I owned multiple copies of (Kingdom of Ash). I did link the Goodreads page for each of these if you’re interested in checking any of them out!

These have already been donated/sold so sadly you can’t convince me to keep them 😅

1. Red Sister & Grey Sister by Mark Lawrence (Gifted to a coworker)

2. The Poppy War by R.F. Kuang (Gifted to a coworker)

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5 responses to “First Unhaul of the Decade!”

faeryreads

January 9, 2020

Unhauling feels good for the soul lol I have a set pile for books that I know I want to get rid of that I donate once the pile gets big enough. Occasionally, I’ll go through my shelves and get rid of stuff I see myself never rereading, but a lot of the time, I’ll put a book on that pile as soon as I finish it because I disliked it that much lol

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1. paperbacks.and.planners
  
  January 9, 2020
  
  It really does! I do the same thing ❤️ I start a pile then when it’s large enough I take it to secondhand shop. And I love getting rid of books I didn’t enjoy 😅 I don’t like that kind of negative energy on my shelves 😂😂
  
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Rachel

January 10, 2020

I can’t relate to book bloggers/vloggers that have SHELVES AND SHELVES of books, personally! I prefer renting from the library e-service because it’s free and I like supporting libraries. If the book is not available on my library (maybe one in ten books on my TBR), I’ll try to buy it secondhand from an independent bookstore. If it’s really popular and not available either place, then I /might/ get the hardcopy book! I have maybe 20 physical books and always donate them after I’m done to make way for more! Just a personal preference 🙂

Rachel || http://anotherstationanothermile.com

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1. paperbacks.and.planners
  
  January 10, 2020
  
  To each their own. I buy a lot of books second hand and it’s just what I choose to spend my money on. I definitely understand that not everyone is in a place to buy all the new books though. That’s why I like to frequently unhaul books to second hand shops.
  
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