If you sell books about animals, make sure they don't growl!

I don't know if they still do it, but many books had sound making devices such as some Star Wars books. I think it's really neat but I wouldn't recommend it for animal books because it might be too scary for the younger buyers and you might get a returned book especially animals like lions, gorillas, snakes etc.

john_wade

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Posted 3 years ago·Last reply 3 years ago

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evry1nositswindy

·3 years ago

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I am no fan of censoring, banning, or burning of any books.

soh.maryl

·3 years ago

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You're joking, right?

maxine*j

·3 years ago

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@soh.maryl wrote:
You're joking, right?

Advertising.

sonomabarn67

·3 years ago

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I would vote for this this thread as being... silly.

ms.rodriguez*

·3 years ago

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A growling book will scare an adult before it scares a child.

maxine*j

·3 years ago

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You do come up with the weirdest stuff when you feel the need to get some eyeballs on your listings. I have to hand it to you for creativity in advertising.

john_wade

OP3 years ago

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I'm very serious. Some of the old Star Wars books are fun with all kinds of noises but might be too much for young buyers. If it's a noisy dog book, make certain it's happy dogs. Woof woof!

downunder-61

·3 years ago

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@john_wade wrote:
I'm very serious. Some of the old Star Wars books are fun with all kinds of noises but might be too much for young buyers. If it's a noisy dog book, make certain it's happy dogs. Woof woof!

I doubt it would scare any 18 year old's (as young as you can be to enter a legal contract) and be a member on eBay. Good try LOL