More than just a little library

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Free library, Public bookcase, Book swap, Street library, Sidewalk library.
It is a cabinet which may be freely and anonymously used for the exchange and storage of books without the administrative rigor associated with formal libraries. When in public places these cabinets are of a robust and weatherproof design which are available at all times. However, cabinets installed in public or commercial buildings may be simple, unmodified book-shelves and may only be available during certain periods.

Wikipedia - Public bookcase

Did you see them in real life?

A public bookshelf is a communal collection of organized books available for borrowing or exchange.

But there is a problems with hosting them

Miss Manners: I confronted the women stealing from my Little Free Library: However, a pair of women have started roaming our neighborhood, emptying all the Little Free Libraries into large bags that they carry. Eventually it got to the point that our library was being emptied every few days.
* The article available only for paid subscribers of "The Mercury News".
Every Book from our Free Little Library was Stolen this Morning: The initial article was removed from the source.
Who Would Vandalize a Little Free Library?: Out of 337 respondents, 70% reported very few to no incidents of vandalism. 24% reported a small incident of vandalism, and just 6% reported a big incident of vandalism.
Little Free Libraries: Help or Hinder?: People will often approach Little Free Library donation boxes in passing. Some of the time, they leave with a book in their hand, but mostly they find nothing.
What has your experience been with Little Free Libraries?: As for the books, usually they're the kind of books that no one wants, or books that the LFL owner doesn't want ("How To Do Your Own Divorce" is one title I ran across recently). Romantic potboilers, Dan Brown novels... that kind of thing. But once in a while I'll see some good stuff.

Crafting a Literary Connection: Introducing the "Book Exchange Hub"!

For those who dream of making a meaningful impact without breaking the bank, behold the "Book Exchange Hub" – an innovative venture designed for community collaboration.

Vision of "Book Exchange Hub"

Imagine a world where your love for reading knows no financial boundaries. The "Book Exchange Hub" aims to revolutionize book sharing with popular aliases like "Free Library," "Book Swap," "Street Library," "Public Bookcase," and "Sidewalk Library."

How It Works

Envision a box with a door – a space where enthusiasts can deposit or retrieve books. To access the box, a simple scan of the QR code with your mobile phone unlocks the door, ensuring security against vandalism and theft.

Community-Focused Features

Connection Building: Utilize the functionality to introduce people to one another, facilitating the exchange of messages and discussions about books.
Community Building: Stimulate a sense of community by encouraging readers to give more than they take. Engage them with contests, display ratings, and organize book-reading marathons.

Join the Revolution

"Book Exchange Hub" is not just a concept; it's an invitation to be a part of reshaping how communities connect through literature. Your input is invaluable. Reach out to me personally, share your thoughts, and let's refine this idea together. Together, we can create a space where books become bridges, and stories unite us all. Join the "Book Exchange Hub" revolution now!