The Bookworm's Local -Street Library

05/06/2026

05/06/2026

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19/05/2026

🆘Disaster has struck! A leak occurred in the torrential rain yesterday and a stack of books has been lost.
‼️Cabinet is closed for repairs.

17/05/2026

📣 While I’m rearranging and fixing /repainting cabinets, there is NO drama/historical fiction/romance/classics cabinet. However, there will be TWO by the end of the week ❤️📚

17/05/2026

📣 We now have FOUR cabinets for kids! These are cabinets 3 & 4.
📕 Cabinet 3: Top shelf - little kids chapter books and bottom shelf - kids nonfiction books.
📘Cabinet 4: Older kids and teen chapter books.
‼️ We are a ‘borrow and return’ street library- all our books are stickered, stamped, and soft covers are covered in contact to keep them in the best condition possible. Please return the books as soon as you are finished with them so others can enjoy them, too! Thank you! ‼️

15/05/2026

Finished this feel-good read last night. It’ll be the first book to go in our new cabinet - yes, we are opening a second Drama/Romance/Historical Fiction/ Classics cabinet! Stay tuned for further announcements 📣

15/05/2026

One of the cabinets is missing for repairs… it will be back soon!

14/05/2026

The Drama, Romance, Historical Fiction, and Classics is fully stocked and we lost no books in the foul weather we’ve had 🙌
Thank you for keeping the doors securely closed 🙏

11/05/2026

Kate Forsyth’s lecture on the history of fairytales last night was fabulous! She was so passionate about the topic and I’ve looked at her books many times but had never bought one - until last night! As someone who is a lecturer at a uni, I find it fascinating that she did a PhD in fairytale retelling 🥰
For anyone interested, here’s another talk of hers: https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/conversations/kate-forsyth-eros-psyche-greek-myth-c-s-lewis-fairytale/103812602

10/05/2026

I guess I’m definitely a bookworm 🤣🥰

Yep🤣🤣