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More on the Little Free Library
It's impossible for someone with OCD to leave their current pet project to marinate, so now I've decided that the rule is that I can't go check on the library unless I've got something in my hands to go in it.
Hoover's FBI and the audiobook of Favorite Herriott Animal Stories have left (the one where the reader's accent was so thick I couldn't follow along.) People seem to be troping towards the big books and the audios; I guess mass market paperbacks aren't as "valuable" to get? I'll see what happens when the high school students start killing time waiting for the bus; a mass market pb would be easy to shove in a backpack or a purse.
I put out How Starbucks Saved My Life and the audio of Eric Idle reading Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.
Hoover's FBI and the audiobook of Favorite Herriott Animal Stories have left (the one where the reader's accent was so thick I couldn't follow along.) People seem to be troping towards the big books and the audios; I guess mass market paperbacks aren't as "valuable" to get? I'll see what happens when the high school students start killing time waiting for the bus; a mass market pb would be easy to shove in a backpack or a purse.
I put out How Starbucks Saved My Life and the audio of Eric Idle reading Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.