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Thursday, January 7, 2021

Little Libraries Bring Joy of Reading to Holiday Haven Parks - Shoalhaven City Council - Media Release

 

Shoalhaven City Council Media Release

8 January 2021


Visitors to Holiday Haven Parks can enjoy easy access to books thanks to recently installed street libraries. 

All 12 holiday parks are a part of the Holiday Haven Little Library project. A collaboration between Holiday Haven and Shoalhaven Libraries, the street libraries are stocked with pre-loved books in a range of genres suitable for children, teens and adults.  

Library staff regularly check the little libraries and re-stock with replacement books when supplies dwindle. 

Mayor Amanda Findley is excited about the Holiday Haven Little Library project. 

“This is a fabulous initiative that shares the joy of reading. People can simply reach in and take what interests them; when they are done, they can return them to the Street Library network, or pass them on to friends,” she said. 

“The street libraries are a welcome addition to our Holiday Haven parks, giving visitors and locals access to more reading material, with the added benefit of regular re-stocking by our wonderful library staff. 

“There are so many benefits for us all to read for pleasure, both young and old. Curling up with a good book on holidays is one of my favourite ways to spend a holiday,” said Clr Findley. 

For the full list of Holiday Haven Parks view the Holiday Haven website

Street Library Australia is a non-profit organisation with a mission to encourage literacy and community. To locate street libraries near you check the Street Library Australia website



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