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ourteen-year-old Amy Hiestand decided to share her love of reading with the community through building and maintaining several Little Free Libraries. Hiestand is medically fragile, and she said when she was sick or going through testing, she would always read to escape. She said she wanted to share her love of reading with others. “So being medically fragile meant there were times where she was sick or undergoing treatments or diagnostic tests and she’s always loved reading, so she disappears into the world of reading,” said Amy’s mom Tawny Hiestand.

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Libraries. She wanted to focus on putting the libraries in disadvantaged areas, after hearing from Tawny’s sister who teaches elementary school in Fulton County and specializes in reading. “Hearing her talk about children who don’t have access to books – mom and dad can’t get them to the library during the hours the library is open – it instilled into Amy wanting to get books into more disadvantaged areas,” Tawny said. The second library, which was put up in June of this year, is at Loblolly Pine Co. off of Franklin Highway in Newnan. The third library at Ray Park in Newnan was put up earlier in August and is a collaboration with Keep Newnan Beautiful. Each library is registered with Little Free Libraries which maps where libraries are located on it’s website, littlefreelibrary.org . Amy is the face of Hometown Book Nook, and the rest of the family helps her behind the scenes, including Tawny, Amy’s brother and Amy’s grandparents. Amy and her grandfather worked together to build the second and third libraries. Tawny said he cut and constructed the main structure, and Amy sanded and painted. Each library has different designs but is painted with Amy’s signature colors, teal and pink. They use outdoor paint on both the inside and outside of the library to protect it from the elements. They also use silicone anywhere water could leak in to protect the books. Sherwin Williams donates the exterior paint and Lowe’s donates the building materials for the structure of the libraries. All three of the libraries have books ranging in reading levels from babies up through adults. Tawny said all of the books are family-friendly, and nothing is in the libraries that she wouldn’t let Amy read. Tawny said they are realistic in that sometimes books leave their libraries, and don’t come back. She said she is constantly asking for donations to keep the libraries filled. Tawny said she has purchased more books for the libraries than have been donated. She said she tries to find deals on books or will look for them on Facebook Marketplace. They never label Bibles, dictionaries

and thesauruses because they want people to take and keep those. Since Amy is immune-compromised, all books are quarantined when they come in. When they receive new books, they put them in bins and leave them in their carport for three days to kill off anything that could be growing. Tawny said sometimes people will take books from the library, and replace them with new ones. She said for the most part, they leave them in the library, but if there are books that are damaged or outdated they will clean them out. They said they have about 200 to 300 books that they rotate out between the libraries. Tawny said they rotate the books by season every quarter. Amy makes sure to stock the libraries weekly, with about 15 to 20 books each time. If they come across other Little Libraries, they will check to see how many books they have and if they need more, they will add some of their own. Each chapter book they have in the libraries has a bookmark for the reader to use.

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