The Little Free Library project aims to get little one-shelf libraries all over the U.S.. The birdhouse-like structures are endearing and the project seems delightful. (The librarian in me, though, fears that these sweet little birdhouse structures will end up becoming dumping grounds for junky books that nobody wants. Hush, librarian in me!) Thanks, BoingBoing!

I like this – I bet you’ll be surprised at the quality of the books that end up in these. At least, when compared to what folks actually read. When I was a kid I had access to an informal lending library that was dominated by cheap Science Fiction, which I devoured. It wasn’t too harmful, I had an English professor tell me the important thing is to read, no matter what.
Thanks for sharing. I might make one of these for my back yard. There’s a jogging trail there and I need to get rid of some books.
If you make one, make sure to tell the project and get on their map!
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