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August 9th, 2009 by Special Guest
Book Drive to Benefit Louisville Library
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On August 4, heavy rains caused flooding in Louisville, Kentucky and the surrounding areas. The Louisville Free Public Library’s main branch was hit hard and the damages are estimated at $5 million. Three book-mobiles, electronics equipment and 50,000 books were destroyed.

Flooding at Library| Image from WFPL.org

I’m putting together a book drive in an effort to help.

How you can help:

Everybody:

    Donations of new books, all genres.
    Information about monetary donations can be found at WFPL.

Authors & Publishers:

    Donations of both signed and unsigned books. All genres, from children’s books to romance to non-fiction, etc, etc.
    Signed books can be used in fundraiser purposes. Unsigned books can be used to help replenish the books that were lost due to the flood.

I have spoken with somebody with the library and at this time, they have no place to store books. However, I’m close and I will keep the books at my house until they are able to take them.

For those wishing to donate books, there are two ways you can send them. I can either receive them my post box address or a friend will receive them at her home.

If you wish to mail them via the USPS, send to:

Shiloh Walker
PO Box 976
Jeffersonville, IN
47131

For those wishing to use Fedex or UPS, send to:
LFPL Book Drive
C/O Jennifer Kennedy
20813 State Rd # 62
Marysville, IN 47141

Feel free to repost this information in its entirety.

Shiloh Walker

http://shilohwalker.com

http://shilohwalker.wordpress.com

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2 Responses to “Book Drive to Benefit Louisville Library”


  1. 1
    Lorelie says:

    Define new? I have stacks & stacks of books that have been read just once.

  2. 2
    JS Huntlands says:

    Set in today’s day and time, Me and My Best Friend is about a young boy, his faithful companion and their exciting adventures.

    Henry and Liam are the best of friends and they do everything together. They can run and play all day long. But when Henry the puppy gets tired and tries to take a nap, three-year-old Liam keeps waking him, wanting him to play some more. Will Henry get any rest?

    Get your children involved with this beautifully illustrated book. Your child will love to match up words and pictures, and find Liam, who keeps hiding in his bedroom. Perfect for the young reader!

    About the Author

    J.S. Huntlands is the author of Nick Twisted Minds and is currently working on more books in this series, as well as 23 more books in the Me and My Best Friend series. Huntlands is a full-time writer, as well as a mom to a wonderful four-year-old boy. This book is dedicated to her son in hopes that he never forgets his best friend.