Library Gumball Machine
Written by Michael Stephens
Sparkle Heart
- Victoria Prieto
- Ina Samuel
- Jennifer K
- Robyn Capone
- Laura Skorczeski
- Tara Swindlehurst
Sparkle Heart
- Victoria Prieto
- Ina Samuel
- Jennifer K
- Robyn Capone
- Laura Skorczeski
- Tara Swindlehurst
Sparkle Heart
- Victoria Prieto
- Ina Samuel
- Jennifer K
- Robyn Capone
- Laura Skorczeski
- Tara Swindlehurst
Sparkle Heart
- Victoria Prieto
- Ina Samuel
- Jennifer K
- Robyn Capone
- Laura Skorczeski
- Tara Swindlehurst
Sparkle Heart
- Victoria Prieto
- Ina Samuel
- Jennifer K
- Robyn Capone
- Laura Skorczeski
- Tara Swindlehurst
Sparkle Heart
- Victoria Prieto
- Ina Samuel
- Jennifer K
- Robyn Capone
- Laura Skorczeski
- Tara Swindlehurst
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Wow, I love this idea! I think the gumball machine is a great way for patrons to discover books they may not have otherwise and to get out of their reading comfort zone. This is a fantastic example of how libraries can incorporate fun, dynamic ideas without breaking the bank!
Yes, so simple but engaging! I love this too. Bringing some joy to adult summer reading. My library just starting some adult summer reading stuff, so I’ll have to share this idea!
I really like this idea! Since Japanese gacha (toy machines) and claw machines are so popular, it makes sense to incorporate something similar in libraries. I wonder if a crane game for books could also work?