Giving preloved goods second life


Book lovers donating and taking the titles they like during a book exchange.

FROM out-of-print poetry collections to gently worn children’s clothes, preloved items are no longer merely a fallback for the cash-strapped.

Instead, the hunt for secondhand goods is increasingly embraced as a practical and even exciting way to shop, offering rare finds and a way to cut down waste amid rising living costs.

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