Little Free Libraries
Mom and I went to the Arts Council of Southern Indiana building to see an exhibit by our friend Ardis Moonlight, and, in addition to that, got the skinny on Little Free Libraries. They have one outside the Arts Council building, so I snapped a couple of pictures.
Here’s the Little Free Library outside the Arts Council building (the ACSI website is down as of this date, but here’s the Google page).
The Little Free Libraries are exactly what they sound like: they’re little waterproof boxes with doors, and they’re stocked with books. People are welcome to take books from them and are invited to replace them with other fair-condition books. Little Free Libraries are all over the world.
And here’s a close-up of that metallic flower sculpture thing above the Library. I love this. I just love it when stuff like this happens in a picture!
In case you can’t tell, that’s the reflection of the house across the street. Crazycakes!
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A WRITING PROMPT FOR YOU: A character takes a book from a Little Free Library and finds something between the pages that propels the action of the story.
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