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Everyone is so into mobile interaction (legit conversations be like, "What's your IG? Are you on Tinder?" — or vice versa)
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Anything that gives a quick access to everything makes everyone drool. From LEGO vending machines to mashed potato in a cup, it's the way the world goes round.
This is why and how [The Book Stop Project] (https://www.facebook.com/TheBookStopPH/?fref=ts) started. The Book Stop is a bite-sized library built for a culture that is being accustomed to consuming literature in easily digestible pieces.
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The concept of this bite-sized library is not unheard of, but it is not yet common in the Philippines.
The Book Stop wanted to take the idea of the library and change the way that most people perceive it by placing them in accessible places to encourage reading and passion for literature and promote the sharing of ideas through the redistribution of books.
Last 23 April this year, The Book Stop Project launched during [Instituto Cervantes de Manila's] (https://www.facebook.com/InstitutoCervantesManila/) World Book and Copyright Day in the Ayala Triangle Gardens
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After the successful launch in Makati, The Book Stop Project moved in Intramuros, Manila right in front of the Manila Cathedral!
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Dating has never been this fun! LOL #BlindDateWithABook
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Are you looking for a boo…k to date? The Book Stop invites you participate in their "Give a book, get a book" project! All you have to do is:
1. Bring a book/s that you want to share
2. Cover the book/s in any wrapping paper
3. Write down keywords that say what the book is about
4. Leave it on a Book Stop shelf
5. Grab a blind book of your interest.
**Note**: You can only exchange your blind books with other blind books. If you don't have a covered book, you can still go through their regular selection!
For book donations, partnership benefits, and terms, please contact Ms. Beverly Locsin at 570-4148 or send an email to [email protected] or drop by at their office at 224 Ortigas Avenue, Greenhills, 1102 San Juan del Monte.
We hope you find your match! 😉
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