WSL Updates Special Edition for March 27, 2015

WSL UPDATES SPECIAL EDITION FOR FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 2015 Note: The next regular edition of WSL Updates will appear on Thursday, April 2, 2015. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FREE BOOKS FOR WASHINGTON LIBRARIES We have received many orders for the free books listed in the WSL Updates for March 26, 2015. The titles below are the only books remaining today, March 27, 2015. Thanks to the generosity of Seattle Public Library Foundation and Timberland Regional Library, Washington State Library has the following titles to distribute for reading club kits or as a community read to any public or school library within Washington State:

  • Stories for Boys: A Memoir by Gregory Martin (nonfiction) – 12 copies
  • Eating on the Wild Side by Jo Robinson (nonfiction) – 48 copies
  • Closer to the Ground by Dylan Tomine (nonfiction) – 2 copies
Usually a minimum order of 5 copies of the same title is required but we are offering a mix and match special on these titles, minimum of 5 total books per order. These will be distributed on a first come, first served basis at no charge to the requestor.
  • If you are interested in any of the titles above, please contact Marilyn Lindholm at [email protected].
  • If you have any questions about free books redistribution, please contact Shirley Lewis at [email protected].

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