“From dying tree to magical library!” 📚🌳 This woman transformed a 110-year-old stump into a fairytale-like mini library — and now it’s lighting up the street and inspiring thousands worldwide. See the enchanting photos and carved book spines in the article below 👇
A woman named Sharalee Armitage Howard decided to surprise the world with her creative idea and took care of a 110-year-old tree near her house. She turned the tree into a mini outdoor library. People can’t go there but they take books from there. This creation looks great!
Sharalee gave the tree a second life because the old tree should have been cut down. But she suddenly came up with a brilliant idea and turned it into a mini library with free books for all passersby.
Anyone who wants to read, or is looking for a book or a specific author, can read in the fresh air for free.
Sharalee finally turned her ideas into reality and everything turned out incredibly beautiful. And in this way, about 75,000 street libraries were organized in almost 80 countries around the world. The mini library is equipped with internal and external lighting, which creates a fabulous effect.
All details are thought out to the smallest detail. There are actually books carved out of wood here, such as «The Hobbit» and «Gone with the Wind». After such a good deed, her idea was marked on the mini-library map. The miniature library already looks like a real magical house from fairy tales! Isn’t that right?
