Today and tomorrow is held the second half books sale at Trinity College Dublin. On Friday 8th March, this sale will start from 10 a.m. to 18:00 p.m. On Saturday 9th March will start from 10 a.m. to 14:00 p.m.
All books are in good conditions, they are sold from 50 cents to 5 euro. There are many books that we can get on this amazing sale such as Irish books, antiquarian, periodicals, classics, education, reference, children, sport, humour, music, travel, history & war, religion, philosophy, sociology, politics, economics, business, biography, English literature, hardback fiction, science, computer, crime, to name just a few.
From very early, there were people in the queue such as students, retired staff, graduates, teachers, musicians, doctors, and the general public. They come from different counties from Ireland.
Books are generally expensive in bookstores. The sale is an opportunity to get ancient books; the public can purchase old ones. They can get them really cheap. There are many benefits; books are an integral part of life. The aim on the sale is to sell them to people their favourite books. Even if you do not like to spend too much, this is an option to get a range of books with the best price.
Tomorrow, books will sell half price. It is expected to sell a lot of books compared today. There is not any computer to look for books, there are tables in which you can pick up books, and even people take sit down to read books.
For further information, you can contact the Booksale at booksale@tcd.ie and Tel. 896-2276.
All books are the highest quality. Readers, probably, are not going to find with missing pages or stains. All books are mostly intact.
If you have the opportunity to get there, make sure to bring a box with you. It is the way to conserve and recycle books. There are some beautifully illustrated books. You are sure to find at least a few to add to your collection. People are excited and there is no time to lose. You are not going to spend a lot of money, it is in your hands, there is no always this opportunity, it is an excellent way to protect and care books.
