Thread: What Treasures have you found in a little free library?
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Old 03-02-2018, 06:23 PM   #6
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Originally Posted by FizzyWater View Post
I've never seen one of those "little libraries" anywhere but online in pictures.
There are two in the street where I live (about 40 houses) and I know of a few more within 2-3km radius. I wonder if their number correlates with bookshops, of which there are several hereabouts. On this morning's walk I saw some academic child-care books lined up on a front wall that someone wanted to be rid of.

Slightly OT - I think I'm seeing more young adults (16-25) reading paper books than I was a couple of years ago, I've even seen some in cafes reading 'serious' newspapers. Maybe the fiddle fone fad is becoming uncool.

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