'They don’t just stay in Shropshire, they go all over the world'.
A library has launched its popular annual initiative to see how far their books have travelled this summer.
Customers can send in their snapshots to the library via email or social media before it's placed on the interactive display map using coloured pieces of yarn. Brand manager, Cathrine Westwood said:"It will be fantastic to see how far our library books travel because we do know they do go on holiday with people."People are choosing their books and saying ‘I’m taking this away’.
The summer holidays offers a chance for people of all ages to wind-down and relax, and delve into a story. Whether it's a fictional or non-fictional book, Market Drayton library is hoping to hear from you.
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