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Little Free Libraries need homes in Aurora

Little Free Libraries are small, community-sustained libraries with an ever-changing collection of titles.

AURORA, Colo. — Aurora Public Library is handing out Little Free Libraries to anyone who would like to encourage and support reading.

Little Free Libraries are small boxes holding a collection of books that everyone can borrow and return on their schedule. If a person likes the book they borrowed, they can return another book in its place.

The small, community-sustained libraries offer an ever-changing collection of titles. 

The Aurora Public Library says they will provide the Little Free Library, mounting materials and an initial collection of books.

Those interested in adopting a Little Free Library should be prepared to:

  • Plant the library in accordance with neighborhood, HOA, and City of Aurora regulations
  • Make the Little Free Library available to everyone in the community
  • See to the upkeep and maintenance of the Little Library, including the physical box and collection

Those interested in becoming Little Free Library Ambassadors are encouraged to fill out a simple form to libraryoutreach@auroragov.org by Friday, Dec. 27, while supplies last.

Credit: Aurora Public Library

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