T L C & M Used Books, LLC

04/04/2024

Little libraries is my vote 👍🏼

What do you do with the books you have already read?

17/03/2024

👍🏼

Agree😂😂

06/09/2023

Saturday September 9th! One more chance to stock up for the Winter :)
BOOK SALE
3223 ST JOSEPH KALAMAZOO
$1 BOOK $5 BAG CASH (excludes collectibles as marked)
8-4 p.m.

01/09/2023

HUGE BOOK SALE!
Something for Everyone.
September 2nd (Saturday) 8-2
September 3rd (Sunday) 9-1
September 4th (Monday Labor Day) 8-2
$1 per book
$5 a bag (bring your own grocery size bag)
(excludes collectible books - sold separately)
(sales tax included with price)
CASH ONLY (correct change appreciated)
3223 St Joseph, Kalamazoo, MI
(pictures provided once set up)

26/08/2023

06/09/2022

Yes 🙌🏼

24/08/2022

A small but vocal group is driving the current flood of book bans in school and public libraries across the country. It's important to counter those voices by uniting in support of the freedom to read in your local community.
KPL Librarians respect each person's right to read what they want, but do not dictate what other people's children read. Join us: UniteAgainstBookBans.org

12/08/2022

❤️

Fullerton Public Library installed a $35,000 book vending machine near the transit center, the hope is commuters will read during their journeys.

Fullerton Public Library's book vending machine has a 500-book capacity. It offers older paperback bestsellers and current hardcover bestsellers selections and will be restocked as needed. About a third to one-half of the device's inventory are donated. Only visible books will be available for checkout.

A library patron will need a valid FPL (Fullerton Public Library) card to access books at any time. The machine is fully integrated with the Main Library's checkout system. To begin, scan the library card at Step 1, enter the book number at Step 2, retrieve your receipt at Step 3 and then collect your book. (Books cannot be checked out if there are overdue fees.)

For more info visit:
http://www.ocregister.com/articles/machine-359831-books-library.html

24/07/2022

Nursed my first child while reading Hawaii by James Michener. Sorry bro, returned it a little worn.

16/07/2022

Art: 🎨🖌 Chris Riddell
Quote: Neil Gaiman

10/06/2022

Guilty ✋🏼

12/03/2022

Talisman…how about you?

What is your favorite Stephen King book?

06/03/2022

❤️

05/02/2022

Reading list anybody? 👇🏼👇🏼

A Tennessee school board’s recent ban on Art Spiegelman’s “Maus” is the conclusion to a story we’ve already seen. A group of adults, whether it be parents or teachers,…

30/01/2022

🙌🏼

THIS.

Follow Brave New Films and watch our free social justice documentaries a the link below 👇

👉 linktr.ee/bravenewfilms 👈

05/01/2022

❤️

Here’s to a happy 2022!

04/12/2021

Save the date 👍🏼

Boston University Center for Antiracist Research is excited to announce that the 3rd annual National Antiracist Book Festival will be taking place virtually on April 30, 2022.

This book festival brings together and celebrates the nation’s leading antiracist writers. Mark your calendars!

https://www.bu.edu/antiracism-center/narrative/national-antiracist-book-festival/

02/12/2021

What do you think 🤔?

12/11/2021

Highly recommend his book.
A good reminder ❤️

02/11/2021

😂

30/10/2021

🐿

Illustration by Franco Matticchio

23/10/2021

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Away on Tinyview! Full comic here: And here's the link for those without the app.
https://tinyview.com/lunarbaboon/2021/10/23/away I’m looking for a new book to read. Any recommendations?

12/10/2021

👍🏼📚🌧

02/10/2021

😬truth

-Anya

15/09/2021

VBDL Antwerp Sunshine Branch is now hiring a clerk! The position is part-time, 25 to 29 hours a week with some evening and weekend hours required. Duties include assisting patrons, planning and conducting library events and classes with an emphasis on children's story times, and shelving and organizing library materials. For more information, phone 269.668.2534 or visit https://www.vbdl.org/about/jobs/.

01/08/2021

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Books are our love language. 🥰

(via https://bit.ly/3l8ISJP)

21/02/2021

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The "Your Turn" coloring book series highlights Black history-makers of Kalamazoo.