Why Books Need Different Treatment
The Problem Isn't Fragility — It's Weight
Unlike glassware or electronics, books rarely break. What actually damages a book collection during a move is weight-related — boxes packed too large and too heavy become difficult to carry safely, often leading to dropped boxes, torn box bottoms, or a rushed, careless handling that bends covers and creases pages.
The fix is straightforward once you know it: smaller boxes, packed properly, rather than a few oversized ones that seem efficient but become genuinely hard to manage.
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