Celebrate Banned Book Week and support Books to Prisoners at Third Place Books

Shoreline, WALocal News

Third Place Books engages with Books to Prisoners Seattle during Banned Books Week from October 5-11, 2025, to supply books to prisoners. Customers can choose items from a wish-list, and every purchase will be matched by a donor. For over 50 years, Books to Prisoners has sent free books to inmates, supporting the idea that reading is crucial for education and self-empowerment. This initiative aims to disrupt the recidivism cycle by providing access to literature that inspires change. The campaign also highlights the importance of fostering a love for reading among incarcerated individuals.

By participating, community members can play a direct role in enhancing educational opportunities for those in prison. This support can provide vital tools for success after incarceration, making it a significant local effort. The collaboration underscores the transformative power of books in the lives of individuals seeking a second chance.

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