Recycle books the Little Free Library.
Wrote about these communities that have put up in their yards "Little Free Library". That anyone can take books out and return them free of charge.
What they do is put up a container in different styles of houses, train cabooses and a wooden library made by a cabinetmaker.
Barker started his to honor his wife. He is avid book collector that's when he came up with this idea when he read an article about setting up a free library in his community.
In his miniature library house containers provide several book shelves.
Some of his Books
are both fiction and non fiction. This is a great way for recycling books and providing reading materials for the small rural communities that do not haveany excess to a public library.
It also recycles Books
that other wise would sit on shelves.
Their getting read byall sorts of people who other wise wouldn't have the resources to purchase these books.
By Barker keeping these books in circulations makes for one good recyclers program that keeps on giving. This is such a good idea for any community. Some include
children's books as well. There seems to be encouraging reading for all walks of life.
This is a good thing. He also mentioned about being able to meet his neighbors through these libraries.
Maps and Globes (Reading Rainbow Book)
It helps the children as well.
Wouldn't it be a good idea for you to set up one. Just a thought.
