--I was thrilled when I found it at Oxfam (I almost always find good books there!).
Charity shops and old small cubbyhole bookshops are great for old books. I love browsing in these nook and cranny bookshops when I'm visiting somewhere new. Usually get some pretty interesting conversations to boot. Don't know about any of ya'll but I really like the feel of the pages and the smell of old books. Kinda like a stimlus that takes me back.
One of my favourite books is my old Webster's dictionary. Well thumbed over decades of use and when I look up a word, I'll often get wafts of old book smell but it ain't just old book smell, it has its own smell and conjures up images and times from my youth.
Sometimes I may not get a waft, so I'll stick my nose right in it.
Not always. As I'm a bad enough procrastinator, I do try and limit my book sniffing induced daydreams
