TED: A street librarian's quest to bring books to everyone | Storybook Maze

The transcript discusses the concept of 'Stoop Story Time' initiated by a librarian to address book deserts in Baltimore. It highlights the challenges of limited book access in low-income areas and the role of a 'radical street librarian' in overcoming these barriers. The speaker shares historical examples of mobile libraries and offers practical steps for becoming a street librarian, emphasizing the importance of community engagement and providing books in non-traditional settings.

What historical barriers have affected black communities' access to libraries?

How does the author relate the importance of books to children's success?

What are some creative ways the author suggests to increase book access?