I have a book that was used as a textbook and posted as such, meaning that some writing and highlighting is OK but you must be told about it. The posted didn't tell me, but no biggie - just one page number circled and two paragraphs marked in brackets. (club rules. I know writing is not OK for nontextbooks...but since this is a textbook, it is postable. It just happens to be a textbook that is of interest to people not needing it for a class - sociology-type book)

Anyway, the book has a wishlist of about 6 (not alot, but I was No. 1 on the wl for nearly a year, so it's not a commonly posted book) and I reposted it. The person who is No.1  on the wishlist doesn't want it if there is any writing at all, which I can understand - I may not have if I had been asked ahead of time. However, I'd really like to offer it to the next person on the list, but can't figure out how. I don't want to offer it up free b/c it's a rather large, heavy book.... Is there any way to do this or should I just donate it to Goodwill? 

Maybe you could ask the person if s/he'd be willing to add a condition temporarily so that you can say "no" to the conditions.

You could also advertise it in the Bazaar... be sure to state it's postable as a textbook, and describe the writing and state you're looking for a credit for it. Offer to post it directly to the member's shelf.

Thanks. I'll try that.

Oh, Denise! Don't forget to post the ISBN of the book. That way if the person adds the book to the WL, it'll be the right version. :)

Thanks. I posted a link to the book (isbn that I have). I'm in clean- out mode, so if no one wants it soon I'll probably drop it off somewhere.