Writing Notes in Books
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LonelyJar wrote:
Is it okay for me to write notes in books? If so, does that apply to library books, or school textbooks that I'll only use for one year? What about books I own for life?
In a book that you own, yes of course. In a book that belongs to someone else, like a library book, certainly not -- that is defacing someone else's property.
If the book in question is a textbook that you own but hope to sell at a later date, keep in mind that a book you've written in may be worth less than one that is still in like-new condition.
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Scribbling on library books is a good way to show disrespect for the whole concept of sharing knowledge and literature, and to challenge it like a bully challenges a nerd for thinking intellectual pursuits make him better.
It's probably more effective to spit on the books or to stick some chewed gum between two pages, though.
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