What's the best book on corruption that you've read

[zdreg]

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This is the most instructive reply to a question that has nothing to do with any particular thread.

 

[zdreg]

And how useless UN is.

Unfortunately there are so many examples of how useless the UN is. That is a topic for a thread for another day.

 

[tango29]

You would be selling at the bid price. You might be shocked how low the bid price is. Also the price for a used copy is much lower. Why don't you ask a seller what he willing to pay for the book?

I'm keeping it, and you are right most likely wouldn't get much for it. I also have a problem getting rid of books. I inherited my parents books and I need to start building more bookshelves.

 

[heypa]

I ran out of bookcases long ago.

 

[Codrin]

I ran out of bookcases long ago.

I am with you.

 

[tango29]

Ditto, I have 2 footlockers currently filled with books.

 

[mlawson71]

I actually stick entirely to digital books these days, it saves me some space.

 

[zdreg]

Golden Slax handbook to new employees.

 

[jnbadger]

And how is it?

Den of Thieves is fantastic. I read it in college when I should have been studying. Couldn't put it down.