Best way to sell New or As New Childrens Books Please?

[MaggsS]

Hi,

My 3 DC's have lots of books and were given lots for Christmas. Some we had already so have tried to sell on MN and Ebay but no one is buying.

Any ideas where the best place to sell them is?

Thanks

[mrsmortenharket]

amazon have 2nd hand 'marketplace'. have bought 2nd hand on there before and are still in new packaging. not sur ehow you get on there tho. try www.amazon.co.uk?tag=mumsnet&ascsubtag=mnforum-21 and see if there is link

hth x

[MaggsS]

Thanks.
Have you been pleased with what you have bought?

[chloejessmeg]

Please let me know how you get on, as I have loads to sell too.

[Racingsnake]

We have a local (wonderful) second-hand children's shop where you get half of what the book sells for. Probably less money than on ebay bt no packing, postage etc

[MaggsS]

That sounds lovely.

Nothing like that near here.

[mamadiva]

Which books do you have please?

[Pannacotta]

try Greenmetropolis.com

[MaggsS]

Childrens books.

Usborne Sticker books, ITNG, Truck books.

See my listings in Books for sale

[mrsmortenharket]

hi maggs sorry i didn't get back to you earlier. (hate this new mn)
yes i was pleased with what i bought but make sure that if you order a cookery book that it has english measurements (if you are in england/english) - the book i bought was american and a wee bit confusing for me!)

[MaggsS]

Any idea how to get rid of new MN. I hate it!

[mrsmortenharket]

nope - every time i use it, it gives me headaches!!

maybe this is a ploy by someone to et us to spend less time on mn?!!

[CherryChoc]

Click on customise at the top and fiddle with the options

I have sold books on amazon before - not a very good place to sell heavy books (they have a fixed postage charge of £2.75) but other than that it was very easy and listings last for 30 days and you don't get charged unless the book sells.