jacobblanck2000
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Dec 31, 2024 4:58 AM
jacobblanck2000
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Ishouldbemoreprivate
I love vintage books! Which one is your favorite?
SansAandAnguS
Lovely display Op 👌
FlorpingAllOver
Fucking fire display mate!
TexanPaul117
Looking good my friend =)
OldenPickles
Looks Great!
JustSomeVibes
Looks great boss!
meowingintensifies
looks real good! :)
IncrediRis
nice work
DancesWithHippos
Good on ya!
TheMajinVegeta
McPuffinStuff
nothingelsetodo
I would peruse the heck out of that book display. Nice work!
jeffisyellow
Way to go, Jacob!
TheAngriestKoala
Great work op
LullabyJones
Lovely! I want to read them all
Dingusdork
I'd love to intern and work at the local library here. I've only gotten to clean in there so far, but it seems so nice.
GhidraTheMastiff
Looks great!
pelon365
Strong work JB! Keep it up. Some of my best memories with my son have happened at our library.
Bunghold
Why does this keep getting reposted and are all the comments bots too?
rivenox2
was there some kind of guiding principle or theme? why did you pick the titles you did?
ZJK69
I hope loads of folks check out those vintage books!
lildude52ca
Good job bud, Look Great !
AnnaVonOesterreich
Funfact: Jacob is a common given name of Hebrew origin. The English form is derived from Latin Iacobus, from the Greek Ἰάκωβος (Iakobos), ultimately from the Hebrew יַעֲקֹב (Yaʿaqōḇ). The name is interpreted as meaning "he, who made a book display." The prefix “ya-” and the internal vowel “-o-” typically indicate a masculine third-person singular imperfective form in Hebrew, suggesting meanings like “he will”, “he may”, or “he did”.
Kantoken
...did you upload this twice?
letsgoriderkick
hell yeah, brother
imakesoap
I love looking at the book display! I have found some interesting reads that I might not have considered otherwise. Thanks @op !
TheRealBrebby
Good stuff, buddy. Love walking into my local library and seeing these displays
PFCHudson
Excellent work @op! Literacy promotion is one of the most honourable vocations.
pork4brains
A good book display never fails to charm me, libraries are the best
3KnucklesDeep
Literacy and numeracy are the three most important aspects of education
Cyberjvh
Upvoted because I got the joke.
3Davideo
It sure is nice when libraries actually care about promoting literacy. Contrast to the one my mother worked at for many years, the director couldn't care less about literacy, just flashy looks and how it reflected on her personal reputation.
SoulfireUK
Nice work Jacob!