Book Bargains.

[Who's Wee Dug]

Miss Work, who is this mythable woman you speak of. Oh a job I had one of them a few months ago. Who knows I may get lucky again and meet up with Miss Work.

[Tonyblack]

Good bargain there Dug - I don't think we have a Poundland in Cardiff.

We do indeed - it's just opened.

I went in there this morning and sure enough they have the Last Hero - but I suddenly thought - I have a copy, what do I really want with another? So I didn't bother.

[Who's Wee Dug]

They had the soft cover version there as well which had 16 extra artwork pages that the hardback did not have.

[Tonyblack]

Not at the one I looked in.

[Who's Wee Dug]

If they have any left would you like me to pick you one up,it's yours for the postage only.

[Tonyblack]

Thanks Dug, but no thanks. Although I've got the hardback, Sharlene has the soft covered version. Kind of you to offer though.

[Who's Wee Dug]

Nae bother.

[chris.ph]

ts not a book but i just bought labyrinth, the darj crystal and mirrormask in a box set for £7 in tescos never even heard of the mirrormask but ive read the back and its by some author called neil gaimen so i think ill chuck it on and have a look

[Tonyblack]

ts not a book but i just bought labyrinth, the darj crystal and mirrormask in a box set for £7 in tescos never even heard of the mirrormask but ive read the back and its by some author called neil gaimen so i think ill chuck it on and have a look

Cool find!

[Tiffany]

I have The Dark Crystal & Labyrinth on DVD's, Chris. I love both films. David Bowie ((Swoon )) I want a wig like his hair.
Not heard of Mirrormask though. Please let me know what it's like?

[Jinx]

A friend has managed to find The Last Hero on hardback for £1.00

[Straw Walker]

There's a lovely little secondhand bookshop in Dover that was very useful recently. On my journey through the Discwold from the beginning I discovered that my collection was missing Small Gods (Shock, Horror!):shock: I knew I'd read it and couldn't believe I didn't own it. My collection is by no means classic, hardback after 'Hogfather, thanks to Him each year, the rest mainly 'pre-owned' paperback. This little shop seems to have the whole series in stock, including a few hardbacks. What I don't understand is why anyone, having read Pterry would ever want to part with one of his works.

[Tonyblack]

There's a lovely little secondhand bookshop in Dover that was very useful recently. On my journey through the Discwold from the beginning I discovered that my collection was missing Small Gods (Shock, Horror!):shock: I knew I'd read it and couldn't believe I didn't own it. My collection is by no means classic, hardback after 'Hogfather, thanks to Him each year, the rest mainly 'pre-owned' paperback. This little shop seems to have the whole series in stock, including a few hardbacks. What I don't understand is why anyone, having read Pterry would ever want to part with one of his works.

That's what I always think on the rare occasions I see a Pterry in a charity shop.

[Tonyblack]

I just picked up a paperback of 'Something Rotten' by Jasper Fforde from Poundland for £1.

The Works have some Patrick O'Brien books at 3 for £5.

[poohbcarrot]

There's a big Frech supermarket about an hour away and they have a small section of English books. The other day I was in there and they had a load of books reduced to 3 pounds each, so I bought "Revenge of Gaie". But what else did I see? A copy of Wintersmith for 3 pounds!