This could be the time to expand library books by mailPublic libraries offer a variety of services to their customers beyond books and magazines: photocopying, story times for young children, computer classes and notary services. A few even process passport applications in conjunction with the State Department. One lesser-known service is books by mail. Designed for the elderly, disabled and shut-ins, books by mail allows users to order books over the phone or by computer and receive them courtesy of the U.S. Postal Service. Materials arrive in a canvas, postage-paid library mailing bag that can be used for returns. The library pays for all postage.Some might view books by mail as a radical departure from traditional library service. The first time I heard about it, I thought it was completely impractical. But we live at a time when more and more goods and services are delivered to our door. Books by mail might be a great way to expand library use and make the library as relevant as the tech giants that impact our lives.BARKER, Stephan. This could be the time to expand library books by mail. Disponível em: &lt;https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/local-opinions/this-could-be-the-time-to-expand-library-books-by-mail/2020/09/02/b86c09f2-e0c6-11ea-b69b-64f7b0477ed4_story.html&gt;.O autor é favorável ao programa descrito no texto e expõe seu posicionamento ao&nbsp;&nbsp;

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This could be the time to expand library books by mailPublic libraries offer a variety of services to their customers beyond books and magazines: photocopying, s

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