I have a 2000-3000 book library collection spanning from ages 0-18. Books often cost 250-350 NT list price. At that cost, that’s $17000 – $37000.
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This is part of my series on Building A Chinese Library. At this point, I’ve organized Chinese library for about 5-6 people; the method is the
This past year (2020), I took Fleur to the local Taipei library and got her library cards straightened out. This is after she followed my instructions and got a virtual library card years ago. So I have changed the instructions to reflect the fact that it’s best if you put in your passport number. Though it’s not the end of the world if you don’t. You’d just apply for a real card using your passport when you go into the library.
I can’t resist the call of a book collection. So I talked Dots into letting me reorganize her Chinese books. She thinks I’m helping her. But
This is part of my series on building A Chinese Library. For a complete list of posts, see here. Last year, I re-organized Mandarin Mama’s Library.
This is part of my series on Building A Chinese Library for the Kids. My previous post was on Where to Buy Books in Taiwan. No trip
This post is by no end an exhaustive list of all the places where to buy books in Taiwan, nor a list of the cheapest bookstores. But rather some of my favorite places for books in Taiwan.
This is part of my series on building A Chinese Library. I know I haven’t really talked about picture books or other types of books yet,
I keep searching for my post of Chinese Reading Levels whenever I try to determine Thumper’s reading level. Looking through the archives, it seems that I
This is Part 6 of my Building a Chinese Library for the Kids series. In Parts 1-5, I gave some background on children’s books and how we pick them, and