Take a book, leave a book


Word up: 'Small libraries' have flourished in Washington, DC, encouraging people to read.

Tiny libraries thrive in the US.

TECHNOLOGY has given readers new ways to curl up with a good book, but the latest trend in Washington is surprisingly old-school: “little libraries”, stuffed with paperbacks, cropping up on front lawns.

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