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Monday 1 July - Sunday 11 August 2024
Free Event
Big City Reads is back! From the 1st July, to the 11th of August, Nottingham UNESCO City of Literature will be handing out FREE books across the city.
Explore four titles championed by the city's young people, inspiring Nottingham with the mood-boosting power of words.
The free books can be found in creative spaces around the city, local cafes, libraries, public transport and through local schools, colleges and organisations.
Updates on book locations and events can be found via the official Nottingham City of Literature social media channels.
For more information, please visit: nottinghamcityofliterature.com
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