Looking for summer reading books for my son

[sherlock07]

I think that the shipping would be quite expensive. I had not noticed you were across the pond.

[AlloftheAbove]

Thank you for the thought, "sherlock".

[hurryb4itsgone]

just listed "To Kill a Mockingbird".

will get image loaded once I figure out what's up with my scanner.

[AlloftheAbove]

Thank you. One down, four more to go......

[hurryb4itsgone]

We will keep looking, but as Sherlock mentioned many libraries offer books for sale at a very low cost. Have you checked the library near you?

[AlloftheAbove]

I have not yet.
I figured I give the eBidians a chance to make some money and get some feedback first.

[hurryb4itsgone]

I have not yet.
I figured I give the eBidians a chance to make some money and get some feedback first.

And as a new eBidder, I really appreciate it!

[AlloftheAbove]

I always look here on eBid to purchase first. Wish I could find more....

[JaBek1]

I do have a copy of the "Iliad." Unfortunately, it's in greek. But most of what is on your list may be available at the local public library. I'm not sure about Palm Harbor, but here in Orange County you can order the books you want and they will deliver them to your door when they become available if all the copies are checked out. Library cards are free and every student should have one anyway. (Sister-In-Law is a retired librarian, can't ya tell?)

Of course, purchasing a copy for one's own collection is good too.

[AlloftheAbove]

Greek, Hummmm. Hard enough to get my boys to read, much less read in Greek. Thanks for looking.
I have always liked my boys to have their own copy of the books they read. In my thinking they will take more ownership in the book and what they are reading. I do not know if that is true, but it makes sense to me.