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Library on Wheels Appears in Moscow
3.09.2007 01:06
Library on Wheels Appears in Moscow

The first travelling library Mobile Book has appeared in Moscow. It is a bus containing book shelves instead of the seats inside.
      
      The novelty has been introduced mainly for the convenience of handicapped people. Besides, the library bus will also serve five music schools.
      
      The library on wheels has thousands of books on various topics to offer, including literature on law and economics, as well as fiction books.
      
      Source: oreanda.ru
      

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