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BOOK CROSSING
Book crossing is a practice that emerged in the early 2000s and involves leaving books in public places so that others can find them, read them and put them back into circulation. It is based on the free sharing of stories and emotions, with the idea of ‘setting books free’ and allowing them to travel from reader to reader. Book crossing sees books as bridges connecting people and places, making every exchange a simple yet poetic gesture.
BOOK CROSSING AT UNIPR
Swap books, share what you’ve read, meet new people
A small gesture to reduce waste and pollution, and keep culture circulating
The initiative is free and open to the whole UNIPR community
Browse, read, take a book freely
Then return the book or bring another one from home
This (recycled) bookcase belongs to everyone
Help us keep it alive, tidy and welcoming
To stay updated on book crossing areas at UNIPR
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