Pocket Libraries
Seattle7Writers collects and donates new and used books to readers in need across the Puget Sound region. Pocket libraries at a wide variety of sites provide invaluable reading material for women, men, and children who are currently without bookshelves of their own. Since 2010, we have donated over 30,000 books to local shelters, food banks, literacy organizations, recovery and counseling sites, and detention centers.
We’d love to have your help! To donate books, please contact [email protected]. In particular we are looking for novels of all kinds, mysteries, histories, biographies, westerns, YA, children’s books, books on parenting and self-esteem, and good books of all varieties...except stories with lots of graphic violence. (Many of these folks have had enough of that in their real lives.)
Recipients include:
Noel House’s Bakhita Gardens women’s facility on Bell Street
Seattle Education Access
South Sound Reading Foundation
The YWCA’s Seneca Street building’s children’s play room
St. Martin de Porres men’s facility on Alaskan Way South
Treehouse for Kids
Downtown Emergency Service Center
Community Lunch on Capital Hill
West Seattle Food Bank
King County Juvenile Court
Bailey Gazert Elementary
Rainier Valley Elementary
Literacy Council of Seattle
The Theodora – Low Income House for Seniors
Odie Middle School
Recovery Cafe
Pacific Northwest Booksellers Association
Washington State Correctional Facilities
Kitsap Detention Center
University District Food Bank
Transitional Resources
Many thanks to those who have already donated:
Eagle Harbor Book Company
Elliott Bay Book Company
Phyllis Potter and Isle Haven Books
Queen Anne Books
Third Place Books
Santoro’s Books
Seattle Mystery Bookshop
Secret Garden Books
University Book Store
The Stranger
Marilyn Dahl of Shelf Awareness
Sid Johnston
Consuelo Larrabee
Monya Noelke
Nancy Pearl
Jeannine Rogel
Tom Schabarum
Linda Watts
Craig Welch
Seattle Country Day School
John Hay Elementary School
Amazon
Seattle7Writers collects and donates new and used books to readers in need across the Puget Sound region. Pocket libraries at a wide variety of sites provide invaluable reading material for women, men, and children who are currently without bookshelves of their own. Since 2010, we have donated over 30,000 books to local shelters, food banks, literacy organizations, recovery and counseling sites, and detention centers.
We’d love to have your help! To donate books, please contact [email protected]. In particular we are looking for novels of all kinds, mysteries, histories, biographies, westerns, YA, children’s books, books on parenting and self-esteem, and good books of all varieties...except stories with lots of graphic violence. (Many of these folks have had enough of that in their real lives.)
Recipients include:
Noel House’s Bakhita Gardens women’s facility on Bell Street
Seattle Education Access
South Sound Reading Foundation
The YWCA’s Seneca Street building’s children’s play room
St. Martin de Porres men’s facility on Alaskan Way South
Treehouse for Kids
Downtown Emergency Service Center
Community Lunch on Capital Hill
West Seattle Food Bank
King County Juvenile Court
Bailey Gazert Elementary
Rainier Valley Elementary
Literacy Council of Seattle
The Theodora – Low Income House for Seniors
Odie Middle School
Recovery Cafe
Pacific Northwest Booksellers Association
Washington State Correctional Facilities
Kitsap Detention Center
University District Food Bank
Transitional Resources
Many thanks to those who have already donated:
Eagle Harbor Book Company
Elliott Bay Book Company
Phyllis Potter and Isle Haven Books
Queen Anne Books
Third Place Books
Santoro’s Books
Seattle Mystery Bookshop
Secret Garden Books
University Book Store
The Stranger
Marilyn Dahl of Shelf Awareness
Sid Johnston
Consuelo Larrabee
Monya Noelke
Nancy Pearl
Jeannine Rogel
Tom Schabarum
Linda Watts
Craig Welch
Seattle Country Day School
John Hay Elementary School
Amazon
