Sending books for free in the world: 1 year of WanderBooks

It’s been more than 1 year since I started WanderBooks – the initiative of sending my books for free to readers eager to read them. Now it’s time for a yearly review of WanderBooks!

This is how WanderBooks statistics look like at the moment:

📚 18 WanderBooks travelling in the world

🏁 14 countries reached 

🌎 3 continents (Europe, Asia, and Australia)

Let’s start with my home country, Romania, where there are 6 WanderBooks! Most of them are in Bucharest, and one is in Cluj-Napoca.

Exploring further, 9 WanderBooks travelled to 9 European countries! From Norway to Spain, and from the UK to Bosnia and Herzegovina, WanderBooks seem to enjoy the “old continent” 🙂

WanderBooks arrived even on Asian land! Japan, Vietnam, and Indonesia are now home of travelling books! You might notice “Handmaid’s Tale” appears both in Denmark and Indonesia – that’s because it was first in Denmark, then in Indonesia 🙂

Guess what?! One WanderBook also got to the land down under – Australia! It was seen in Melbourne, at the State Library Victoria.

If you want to see more pictures with WanderBooks, check out their Facebook album!

So … what’s next? Sending more WanderBooks, of course! Here are the lovely books that are ready to be sent at the moment:

• “When Nietzche Wept” by Irvin D. Yalom
• “Mrs Dalloway” by Virginia Woolf
• “The Prague Cemetary” by Umberto Eco
• “The Diary of a Young Girl” by Anne Frank
• “Never Let Me Go” by Kazuo Ishiguro
• “Frankenstein” by Mary Shelley
• “War and Peace” by Leo Tolstoy
• “The Old Capital” by Yasunari Kawabata (Romanian version)
• “The God of Small Things” by Arundhati Roy

If you’re a more visual person, here you can see their covers. I’m going to send the books only in Europe (because of cost reasons), and “War and Peace” will be sent to Romania for the same reason. All books are in very good condition, they were bought new and read only once.

If you want to receive a WanderBook, please contact me!

I have only one request from the person who receives a WanderBook: to pass it on! I hope the books will continue travelling to other people, spreading joy and thought-provoking ideas to as many people as possible.

‘Till next time … happy reading WanderBooks!

Georgiana

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PS: I would like to thank all my friends, family members, and all the passionate readers I met through this initiative for joining the WanderBooks project! ❤

PPS: if you received or found a WanderBook, please give me a sign! I would like to find out where they’re travelling and also update their current location 🙂