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This week we have a conversation around big books, think reference books, textbooks, recipe books, encyclopaedias, dictionaries etc.


In this episode we:

● Challenge you to assess whether you need to keep outdated reference books critically;

● Encourage you to use other mediums to access the same information;

● Give you some tips for how you can keep just part of the information contained in the books;

● Get you to think about where you can store the books if you do decide to keep them;

● And so much more...


We hope the conversation inspires you to make a small change and puts a smile on your face!


Things mentioned in this episode:

● Books & Magazines Episode

● Kids books Episode

● Museums to contact to see if they could use your big old books:

https://museumsvictoria.com.au/ask-us/donate-an-object-to-our-collections/

https://maas.museum/join-support/donate/donate-an-object/


Thank you, Heather Hoffman, for the episode request and Nati Balla from the US for your Apple Podcast review.


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Thank you to our sound engineer, Jarred, from Four4ty Studio Productions.

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