
I promised Lon I would reduce my book collection before our next move, but this is not quite how I'd planned on weeding them!

This is a 4 parter I've been saving! Luckily out of the 9 or so badly damaged books, only one had got so badly eaten to be rendered un-readable by virtue of missing the last 2-3 lines per page! (and I've already read it) (and it wasn't THAT great)
The bad news is - that no these aren't bookworms, they are termites (one of the hot season specials, the mossies go down, but the termites arrive) - we will have to use chemical warfare - since most of our belongings are either wooden, books or IKEA chipboard. So far they are just in one of the very replaceable Billy bookcases....

2 comments:
OH NO!!!
When I think of Bookworm its the game.....
Get the chemicals out quick!!
Have looked them up - woodworm is bad but termites ..........
Guess you have started treating them - good luck xx
Frightening....hope you don't come home to any hills!
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