Wong runs her monthly book exchange activity in Taman Desa, Kuala Lumpur.
READING can be an expensive hobby, especially when an average price of a new book ranges from about RM40 to more than a hundred ringgit.
Some of us wait patiently for year-end book sales to fill our bags with not-so-current titles but book hoarding may not be a good thing either. We often purchase too many books and don’t know what to do with them after we are done reading.
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Book exchange groups
Wong runs her monthly book exchange activity in Taman Desa, Kuala Lumpur.
Book lovers going through the stash at the KL Book Exchange stop in Taman Desa.
Norashikin is looking for active volunteers for the Setia Alam Book Exchange Club.
The book exchange centre in Setia Impian is well stocked with books of multiple genres.
A book donation box at the pop-up library.
Koh showing a book with a #TakeReadReturn sticker after making sure it is suitable for the Book On The Move library.
The pop-up library set up by Koh. — Photos: LOW BOON TAT, LOW LAY PHON and SHAARI CHEMAT/The Star
Anwar established BukuHub in Publika Shopping Gallery, Kuala Lumpur for people, especially those who cannot afford to buy books, to enjoy good stories.
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