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davidpdx

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10. We do this in a different way in South Korea

Sun Apr 19, 2015, 04:54 AM

Apr 2015

There are book exchanges in various places, often restaurants where you can leave a book and pick one up. Books are quite expensive here (especially ones from back home). We also do the same through our offices at work. From time to time I look at the ones sitting in the office I work at and someone sure reads a lot of Steven King. I have a ton of books (both physical and e-books) that I haven't read, so I'll be good for awhile.

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25000 free little libraries exist around the world [View all] Liberal_in_LA Apr 2015 OP

is this a way to get rid of the boxes of books we quit pipoman Apr 2015 #1

I just saw one of those for the first time a day or so ago - very cool! petronius Apr 2015 #2

Our school has sponsored 4-5 of them Lifelong Protester Apr 2015 #3

I have a little free library for dogs. postulater Apr 2015 #4

LOL! beam me up scottie Apr 2015 #5

in my neighborhood i know of 2. My neighborhood is very right wing and christian, so i juxtaposed Apr 2015 #6

I have one. Put it up a couple years ago. The Velveteen Ocelot Apr 2015 #7

I didnt this trend existed until I read the article. Liberal_in_LA Apr 2015 #11

My sister and I set one up in her front yard about a year ago. pablo_marmol Apr 2015 #8

Love it. I need to do one on my porch. lovemydog Apr 2015 #9

We do this in a different way in South Korea davidpdx Apr 2015 #10