I'm moving house. Whilst packing it became painfully clear that I still have a load of books that I don't want, haven't read, and don't intend to read. For that reason I'm selling them, but not before you fine folks have chance to get first dibs.

Books are all used, some more than others, and may have writing in them. I'll be honest, though; I didn't take my studies too seriously, so the books on language and grammar are likely to be only very lightly annotated.

I cannot promise that the Blair Years won't bore its next owner to tears, and Danny Wallace is sickeningly perky in Follow Me.

Here's a list of books. If you want them, let me know. Pay what you think it's worth (plus postage of your choice).

1. The Times, Top 100 Graduate Employers 2006-2007. Probably completely useless now, right?
2. Coffman Crocker, French Grammar Fourth Edition (Schaum's Outlines).
3. Danny Wallace, Join Me.
4. Alastair Campbell, The Blair Years. My bookmark made it as far as page 47 before I got completely bored and stopped.
5. Michael Gerber, Barry Trotter and the Shameless Parody.
6. Pountain and De Carlos, Practising Spanish Grammar: A Workbook. Hardly touched and can't actually tell whether I've opened this book before. Clearly, my Spanish grammar is appalling.
7. Muñoz and Thacker, A Spanish Learning Grammar. I wrote my name on the inside cover. That's all.
8. Butt and Benjamin, A New Reference Grammar of Modern Spanish Fourth Edition. As above.
9. Hawkins and Towell, French Grammar and Usage Fourth Edition. This one has been opened.
10. Harmer, The Practice of English Language Teaching Third Edition. This is, in fact, a very good book. If you're looking to do a TEFL / EFL course, this is a good one.
11. Griffiths, Before You Go: The ultimate guide to planning your gapyear. I didn't even want to go on a gap year. Lord knows why I got this.
12. DeLuca, Best Answers to the 201 Most Frequently Asked Interview Questions. I have never asked, or been asked, any of the questions in this book.
13. Shavick, Psychometric Tests for Graduates. I failed the mathematics psychometric tests twice at PwC. Not sure how good this book is.

Will add more to the list as I continue to clear out! Enjoy.