How you can be a stay home 'book ninja' with Books On The Move


The 'book drops' from Books On the Move Malaysia will resume once the pandemic situation improves and when it is safe to hide books in public places. Photo: Books On The Move Malaysia

Picture this: you’re on your usual way back from work on the LRT, or having a drink in a cafe. Or maybe you’re having a walk through a mall.

And then you see it. A book, unattended, just lying there by itself. Your first impulse is someone left it behind. But a sticker on the cover removes all doubt: this book has been left here on purpose, by a local literary group.

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