Someone asked about selling old books that were
donated to the library. I suggest you check your
school district's policy on doing this. I was
visiting my family this weekend and saw in the
newspaper where a public library employee had been
arrested for selling old books that had been donated
to the library on the internet. Granted, she had
pocketed the money herself, but you should still check
on this. She was arrested for breach of trust and
could serve a 10 year sentence if convicted. (Just
think, if she had sold drugs, she'd get less than six
months!!) At any rate, just make sure your district
or your principal and those who donated the books know
what you are doing. You don't want anyone to accuse
you of being underhanded. The best place to sell the
books IS probably the internet...try E-BAY.
SM
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Samantha McManus, Media Specialist
John Ford Middle School
St. Matthews, SC
smcmanus215@yahoo.com
"Outside of a dog, a book is man's best friend. Inside of a dog, it is too dark to
read."
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