How can I get my important books back after my parents sold them?

Maybe you can buy it and get it back, I think you can go online and buy it again, you can buy old books.

You can go to the local scrap station to find it, you can also find the scrap collector to ask, he sold to the **, it will be more convenient to find, if you feel troublesome, then you can only buy another copy.

This is generally difficult to get back, and Smart recommends that you buy a new one, because if it is sold as scrap, it will basically not be recovered.

How can I get my important books back after my parents sold them? If it has just been sold, you can go to the place where it was sold, and you can find it back, if it takes a long time, it will definitely not be able to be recovered, and there are too many scraps at the acquisition station.

As long as you find a buyer, you should be able to get it back, but if you sell it to a scrap yard, you have to find it as soon as possible, otherwise you will basically not be able to find it.

You said that my parents sold my important books, how can I get them back?

You first have to know who you're selling to. Sell it to the scrap collector, and you go to the scrap collector to buy it back. If you don't know who you're selling it to, you won't get it back.

You can buy a new copy online because you may not be able to get it back.

You sell their marriage certificate and try it.

It is recommended that you explain the study materials to your parents next time, and you should also organize them yourself! Inform parents! Parents are also unintentional, don't blame them! Secondly, it can't be recovered!

That's a real problem, because you can't figure out where to buy it! If you know, you can chase it backwards.

...... can hardly be foundLet's buy it again.

I'm going to do nothing in my life, and I'm going to get it back.

When encountering this, please ask the landlord to treat it calmly, after all, things have happened, and it is impossible to get back what is lost. First of all, you can try to find the dealer whose parents bought the book, and secondly, you can go to the major scrap book purchase points to explore.

Since it's already sold, there's no way around it. But make it clear to your parents that you don't touch your own things in the future. The parents didn't mean it, thinking that the book was not important, and they didn't tell the parents about its meaning.

In fact, this kind of problem is quite common. I also have a set of Chinese folklore about my classmate's birthday, but then my parents lost it without asking my opinion. It's a shame when you think about it.

Everyone has their own different enlightenment book, and when it disappears meaningfully, you will suddenly feel that you cherish it. Or we can try to buy a new version, try to see what belongs to the present, to someone else's enlightenment. Maybe in it, you can get the shadow of the year, and you can also get self-care and growth.

It's already sold, there's no way, and then the parents communicate don't touch their own things in the future, and say it calmly.

If the book is not disposed of, it can still be retrieved! Regret it, huh? Books can be brought back, but can parents' broken hearts for their children be completely healed?

No! Don't worry, it's OK to communicate more with your parents, and there is no overnight resentment between parents and children! Don't make a mistake!

What kind of book is it? Is it a textbook ?

Can you buy it from someone who is a year older than you? It's better to have someone familiar with you borrowing. Hehe...

And it's time for you to learn your lesson. Your parents are wrong, after all, they raised you.

Find someone who collects your book and buy it back for double the price.

Support you

I fully support you.

Hands-on. Try not to be noisy.

Typical adolescent mania goes back and tells parents about your condition

Go to the second-hand book market and buy the ones that others have sold, it's cheap.

Sold to waste paper collectors? It's hard to estimate. You don't know where that book has gone...

My mom and dad also often say that my books take up space and I have to sell scrap, and I always disagree.

First of all, don't think like that. Indeed, a book is sold for a few dozen or hundreds of dollars, not to mention the price, and the self-edition of his beloved right things was sold by others, of course, it is not comfortable, but your parents may not understand your love for books, and they think, anyway, it is better to sell it. Maybe they haven't thought it through, you really don't want to have a cold war or cut off contact with them, after all, it's your parents, and you can just endure it.

Good boy, my mom wished I read more, but I just wouldn't.

I'd love to know if you can live with the book system for the rest of your life? Books are knowledge, yes.

I also have encountered this kind of du feeling that my parents recognize, and I feel very uncomfortable, but it's not right to go home, and your parents raised you back, and they are answering.

Bad is also your parents The road behind depends on you, I hope that I will work hard to make myself live well, and at the same time I must fulfill my responsibilities as a child.

It's a little difficult, but the hard work pays off, go and find it slowly, you can find it back, but you must hurry up to prevent people from changing hands and selling it again.

You can find the person who collected the waste in the first place, and if the other party finds it when they are tidying up, they should stay. If you can't, you've already been sent to the ** station, and it may be crushed.

There is a possibility of this recovery, contact the person who collected the tatters in time, and then inquire that he sent it to ** again.

If it doesn't take long, it's possible to hurry up, and if you wait until you deal with it, it will be broken.

Then you can only contact the person who sold the waste paper, ask him which scrap yard he sold the paper to, and then you can go back and find it.

Don't even think about it, I can't find it.

**Sell** to find. Don't ask, just look for it.

Just sold, go look for it, it's still possible.

No matter how sad I am, I won't come back. That's all there is to it, be happy.

I didn't lose some of my elementary school language books, I kept my high school biology or something, I kept everything that I thought was meaningful, and there was a letter from my classmates, a small note, a gift and so on, and I kept all the commemorative ones.

Hehe, come up with a bad idea, find someone else to borrow...

Poor you, my mom has this plan too

I often comfort myself, "They may have a better place to go, so why force them to stay when fate is over?"

Mine is still there, and I have been reluctant to sell it, although I can't use it, but it is an unforgettable memory....

I was also very sad at first, but then I bought more and more books, and I thought that my mother's approach was still very right.

If you think it's useful, don't sell it. Since you chose to sell, don't regret it. I'm afraid the old books you sold will have turned into pulp by now.

Why do college students sell books after graduation? Isn't there even a place for a few old books? Is your past youth and memories so irrelevant?

Don't sell it for the time being, to prevent two kinds of accidents: in order to avoid candidates from cheating in the college entrance examination to enter the university, some universities will conduct a thorough examination for new students after admission, and if the results are too poor, they will be expelled directly, so they can also be reviewed and used at that time; There are many variables in the college entrance examination, carelessness and abnormal performance will cause poor results in the college entrance examination and have to be repeated.

Cut off your way? Why? This is obviously cutting off their way to retirement, baby.

I collected things for a long time and put them on the desk in my room, my mother didn't tell me and threw them away as garbage, I went to ask her, she also said what was the use of those waste products, before my mobile phone password my parents knew, my dad turned over my mobile phone without my consent, and deleted a lot of important things in my mobile phone, the kind that can't be found, really angry, and then changed the password.

I have the ability to buy a small warehouse to lock it up, this is the only place I haven't been broken by my parents, I have been thrown four or five times, and finally I had to buy a small warehouse, and now the only remaining things have been kept, if my parents want to forcibly requisition, don't give it to death, some of the bottom line is not allowed by my parents, although I have been trampled on again and again, but there are always more ways than difficulties, I wish you a happy life funny.

Talk to your parents and let them know that they are their belongings. To respect yourself, is it still important to ask you first? Before deciding whether to throw or not.

Remember, be sure to talk to your parents well, don't get angry, don't quarrel.

Who isn't? One of mine, a small bucket that had been used for a long time, was thrown away by my mother because it was a little bad, and she felt that she was right.

My parents threw away the hairbands I liked without my consent and I felt angry

It's one thing to disrespect your child and not treat your child.