bookless

The question is whether people are ready for bookless branches.

Only if you knew that your parents were big advocates of children in need going bookless.

This isn't the first time a public library has attempted to go bookless.

The idea is to seed the bookless developing world with easily available texts.

But he has misgivings about the notion of a bookless library.

He thinks the bookless library will have no value.

During a recent week in Florida, she raced through three novels and found herself bookless at the airport.

That is how the term "the bookless" came about.

Translated across the country, the poll equates to almost four million bookless children.

Traveling bookless is like Sartre's hell - a place without eyelids.

They must go bookless and weaponless, without pen or paper, or money.

He recalled moving one bookless 30-year-old bachelor into a three-bedroom apartment with a library.

This was just one of many reasons, he felt, that bookless libraries would not be sweeping the board just yet.

But in fact, these were bookless libraries, because Carnegie said: “It’s the community’s job to buy the books.

Over the last decade, driven by changes in scholarly communication, several major research libraries have successfully become bookless.

The schools are selected from areas where the children are most likely to come from bookless homes.

The BiblioTech library is one of the first bookless public libraries.

The idea of the bookless library no longer seems so daring considering our drift away from print and toward all things digital.

Bookless libraries are public, academic and school libraries that do not have any printed books.

This year the musical field is weak, with three bookless shows and "Parade," already closed and considered a long shot.

They sat on coverless arm-chairs in the pictureless, bookless flat.

It's clear that bookless libraries are not a cheaper option for cash strapped colleges and local authorities.

Still, these bold, bookless moves haven't persuaded Wolff to get an e-reader for himself.

But knowledge is increasingly frozen out of the bookless households of Middle England.

We have a bookless North, severed but by a frontier pillar from a golden and learned South.