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Take a Book, Leave a Book – Pic of the Week

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We have written about many different kinds of libraries in the past, from libraries abroad to libraries on wheels, but this has to be the smallest library we have ever discussed. Situated on North Limestone Street in Lexington, Kentucky, this colorful box houses a small assortment of books, including a legal thriller by John Grisham. There are no library cards or overdue fees; patrons are expected to take a book from the box and leave a book behind in its place. This box is one of many associated with the Little Free Library non-profit organization that distributes plans and materials for the book boxes, and provides a directory of Little Free Library locations.

A colorfully painted "book box" on a short post, can just see books inside the box, background is red brick.
Photograph by Robert Brammer

 

Comments (2)

  1. it’s very nice thanks for you.

  2. The upshot? With their help (and pledge to review the book, good or bad, online),

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