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Autumn Blessings at Randies Library
by Randolph R. Camp   
Rated "G" by the Author.
     
Last edited: Thursday, October 20, 2022
Posted: Thursday, October 20, 2022

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Kind neighbors donate books to Randie's Free Library

 Autumn is here. The leaves have fallen and kindness is still permeating. It’s October 20, 2022 and on this bright Thursday morning, RANDIE’S FREE LIBRARY was gifted three bags of books. It makes me smile to see people supporting their neighborhood book exchanges and free libraries. And, by the way, if anyone would like to checkout and read the paperback edition of ‘Monica A Short Story Collection’ (which features the short story ‘Randie’s Free Library’) please check the catalog of the Ankeny Kirkendall Public Library, the Urbandale Public Library, the Des Moines Public Library, etc. for its availability. It truly is a blessing to see Randie’s giving spirit still shining. – Randolph Randy Camp


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Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on October 24, 2022
Free libraries are a great idea. I saw one like that outside a library where our writers group meets. People were free to place books there or to take books without the regular library process inside. But the books were inside the front doors so they weren't affected by the weather.

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