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"You're welcome to take a book and read it and bring it back or keep it forever and never bring it back or trade it out and put one of your own books in there and so we sort of stocked it in the beginning and it's been running on its own since then," he said.

I've seen them here in the Twin Cities, most recently on the campus of St. Catherine University.

this is the one down the street from me

Commies.

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Saint Cloud, Minnesota, where the weather is wonderful even when it isn't.

There's one two blocks from my house.

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We are going to put one of these up fairly close to the house.... looking forward to it. We have enough books to keep it stocked for years even if no one returns the books. There's only 1 in the state as of now. There will be a Geocache inside ours that is actually a fake book, too.

My son made and installed three of these for his Boy Scout Eagle project last fall. So far, all three are doing well.

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Two wrongs don't make a right, but, three rights make a left.

Frank, where is he one nearby your house?

Many of the condos I've rented had a similar policy regarding the bookshelf. Interesting to see it in this application.

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There are some good titles there. I would definitely take the Ian Rankin and "The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay."