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doesn't hurt to look around. :) some of libraries that are not so local to me also offer digital only loans to non-residents. good luck!

> because they're not available at my library.

have you tried other local libraries you might be able to become a member of? have you tried requesting that your library purchase a copy of the book/audiobook you want.

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Yep. Approved!

the books will never go away. if you ever run out of books to read, you can pick it up again.

It looks like it works to you but it is plain text to other users. Remove the spaces around !

i read the first 3, before i realized i could just drop it.

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The other issue is that your post does not have much for discussion besides being a good story. This is why other users are just recommending you other book titles, which makes your post a recommendation request.

You can make a post explaining why "Pop Goes the Weasel" by James Patterson is a great recommendation for D&D players.