That's so cool. I hope you find some.

I've never been to the ocean, just big lakes. Do the teeth just wash up on shore?

These remind me of Roald Dahl's drawings. I really like them!

OMG hahahhahaha
Yes though! "I used my fingers to derail a train that was going to run down a parade of old women and baby ducks." Something!

I'm wondering this too. I've swapped over to a TV and DVD player for movies, and I have a record player for the rare vinyl I own, but I'd love to make digital playlists of things from Bandcamp etc.

And they'd need to do it before I gave it to someone else.
I know many folks love digital media, and I definitely enjoy my share. But analog -- whether books, movies, or music -- always has my heart. It gets to be *mine* and it feels real and substantial in a way that's important to me.

The books I own will exist in their current state indefinitely (barring disaster; I am haunted by leaving a book in an outdoor blanket tent as a child). No corporation can meddle with them. To get rid of them, they'd have to track me down and shake them from my grip.

I've not switched over to Kindle for mostly selfish reasons (I don't like holding an e-reader, I like to mark up my books, I like how books look on my shelf), BUT ALSO, I can loan my books to anyone I like. I can give them away, I can sell them.