I came to this local library to donate some of my used science college text books because I want to do the good thing by contributing back to the community. I thought they would put my books back on the shelves, so everyone can access and share the books. Instead of doing of what I thought they were supposed to be doing, they took my books and sell them back to the patrons (customers) at the lower prices. I was very disappointed and angry by their selfish acts. It's worst enough that they charge the patrons $25 U.S.D for monthly membership fee and everything in that library is expensive, 75 cents for a copy, and some hundred dollars fee for children's Summer Reading Camp. I thought library is supposed to be a friendly, educational atmosphere and NOT a business or marketing places to gain profits from people. Am I right or am I wrong? Please share with me your opinions. You don't necessarily have to agree of what I've just said, but please do provide your feedbacks on either way.
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Thank you all ladies & gentlemen, brothers & sisters for sharing your feedbacks and supports.

I probably WILL NEVER donate anything to the public library again! I will take some of your honest, decent advices by donate those books to the high schools where all of the children can enjoy and have more advantage in learning without worrying not having in enough text books. It may not be much from my part but I think at least the thought is counted.

God bless you all! Peace!