At school
Students write a few sentences to a school librarian or a teacher who helps them choose books, and deliver the notes together.
TodayKindness ChallengeJan 4 to 10, 2027
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Coming up: Jan 4 to 10, 2027.
Write a short thank-you note to a librarian, or to someone who helps you find a book.
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While Eastwood Library was closed, neighbors kept their reading groups going at another library nearby. A thank-you note is a free way to notice the person who keeps books within reach.
Three easy ways
At home
Write a note to someone you live with who reads with you, and leave it in a book you share.
In the neighborhood
With a grown-up you live with, drop a thank-you note in the returns slot at a library you already use. Stay together.
Printable tracker
Check a box each day you try the challenge. A class can write its total in the tally box.
The story that inspired it
Eastwood Library opens again after six weeks of building work
Eastwood, United Kingdom · Oct 31, 2026
The Nottinghamshire library, closed since September while the slate cladding was made safe, is due to welcome readers back on Monday, November 2.
Reported by Nottingham Post. The summary on Tazzora is checked against that report.
Teacher note
Notes stay with people the class already knows. Read the linked story aloud first. Do not send children off alone. Do not collect a child's name, age, school, or email.
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