BookGive: Choose Your Own Adventure
Contributed by Melissa Monforti, Executive Director If you’ve followed BookGive for even just a month, one of the few things you’ve probably picked up by now is that we are...
Learn moreContributed by Melissa Monforti, Executive Director If you’ve followed BookGive for even just a month, one of the few things you’ve probably picked up by now is that we are...
Learn moreContibuted by Miranda Ericksen, BookGive volunteer I began volunteering at BookGive in January 2021, when along with so many others, I was desperate for a renewed sense of community. After...
Learn moreDid you know? The human brain processes images 60,000 times faster than text. Maybe that’s why we love sending emojis. It’s likely why illustrations are a key component of early...
Learn moreA conversation between BookGive volunteer Colleen Maleski and Finding Jupiter author Kelis Rowe. As this column is called “at the desk of,” let’s first ground in place. Where do you...
Learn moreMiniature houses mounted on poles. Peek inside…it’s free books! Little free libraries are book-sharing systems that bring neighbors together around a love of reading. Little Free Library – whose motto...
Learn moreWhat can a dollar buy? A book? Usually not. Mr. J.L. Turner, co- founder of Dollar General knew the need for many folks to stretch a dollar as far as...
Learn more“May your shelves always overflow with books” reads a typographical quote printed on a vintage dictionary page. This framed book art is crafted by Bookishly, Louise Verity’s studio in Northamptonshire...
Learn moreEver wonder about the folks behind the scenes who do the real work at BookGive? Meet Colby and Christine, two BookGive volunteers that make our organization tick. Colby Leggett actually...
Learn more“I want to read big books in nice hotels.” These were my husband’s words to me while we were dating – hence the subsequent marriage, obviously. What self-proclaimed bibliophile could...
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