(Continuation from yesterday)

When looking for more information in the book, your own notes and underscores, or "uncertain analog information" like "the first half or the second half" of the book, make us easier access to contents.

Electronic search is convenient, but when I want to do a "vague search", paper books may be better.

That aside.

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If you are a unique person who says, "Let's give Ebata the upper and lower volumes of "Sapiens's entire history" or "Homo Deus" (all are paper books by Mr. Yuval Noah Harari), I would be grateful if you could let me know.

I had borrowed these books at the library and already read them, but I wanted to keep them at hand.

However, those books you will give me, is going to be

- underlined,

- put sticky notes,

- filled in with a lot of comments of dirty characters of mine,

- sunk in a bath tub.

Such a tough destiny is waiting for these books,however, I promise to make effective use of them, for making my blood and meat.

In addition, as a matter of course, I will bear the postage fee on my side.

I would appreciate your consideration.