Can’t resist posting this link to the mysterious book sculptor who is out to save libraries. This is from the latest round of sculptures. (These are some earlier ones.)
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December 1, 2012 by Nathalie Foy
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Nathalie Foy 
Oh, isn’t this beautiful? And I love the others too, for their mystery, their playful reminder that some gifts just appear, out of the blue…