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Possibilities??
Cute picture and of course it captured my curiousity, I couldn't help but read the article and even though it turned out to be an advertisement for IKEA I think it gives us all cause to consider different and unique opportunities for reaching the public and academic sectors. What other opportunities are we missing that might further promote the joys of reading? Are there other ways to help people to understand what they would lose if libraries suddenly closed? This article sparked some ideas for me, maybe it would do the same for you, take a look its short and to the point.
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