Title: thrifting as a way of life
Product review: The bad overhead music, the bins of discarded records, the dim lighting and strange smells...Al Hoff has managed to capture the essence of the thrifting experience, and at the same time provide her readers with helpful tips on scoring big at the Goodwill. Thrift Score, which grew from Ms. Hoff's zine of the same name (and with 80 percent new material), is a delight for anyone who has ever experienced the joy of finding a perfectly good dress for two bits, or a mint Esquivel record for a buck. She includes everything a thrifting junkie could ever need-- from hints on spot removal, to ideas for theme parties (outfitted entirely with thrifted objects, of course.) This book is a celebration of the excitement of discovery, which is the essence of the thrifting lifestyle. Now get this book and hop on down to your local Salvation Army to donate to charity!
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