The Oh, Thanks for another episode of a

delectable education podcast where we help spread the feast of the

Charlotte Mason method. Today we're gonna take a completely different tack

than we've taken hitherto on the podcast. We're going to take a completely different tack than we've taken hitherto on the

podcast. We're going to be answering some questions that have come in from our

listeners and we're going to go through as many of these as we can in our time and

we'll probably do another one of these in the not too distant

feature. So let's just dive in, shall we? The first question is living books. Where can you find them?

Wow. In our library.

If you're lucky enough to live close enough.

We have found living books in so many places.

I don't know if I could even enumerate them all

because we have actually even gone so far as to ask someone who had a box of books in their basement or

their attic if they really wanted them. But garage sales, estate sales, and

I think used bookstores. We do do online as well, but you know the thing about

living books is I think when you when certain people find out that you are

book people and you collect books, the books start finding you a lot of times.

You know, libraries that have...

Discards?

Yeah, library sales are a great place to start, but also school libraries, public school and private school, discard books from their collection. And so we've had success asking librarians that we know and some that we don't know if they have

any where to put their discards because the thing about librarians is they love

books and they generally hate to see them destroyed which is where they'll go if they don't get

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