It all started with a chat with my wonderful and awesome library buddy, Marie, on how traveling and visiting libraries are such a cool combination. We agreed that the world needed af Lonely Planet for libraries and I threw it out in a tweet
Turned out Marie and I was not the only one that thought that was a good idea.
And so Library Planet was born: https://libraryplanet.net/
Library Planet is like a crowdsourced Lonely Planet for libraries of the world meant to inspire library travelers to open the awesome book that is our world of libraries, cities and countries.
We want to give you a guide to the world of libraries and we want to give you an opportunity to share your experiences with libraries.
Everybody can contribute to Library Planet. See how here: https://libraryplanet.net/contribute/
Libraries are cornerstones in greater and smarter communities. Libraries are about people connecting and growing. Libraries are wonderful and traveling and visiting libraries are one of the best ways to expand your world.
When we got enough of Library Planet stories we want to publish it as a book. Damn right we are!
Library Planet hugs
The Library Lab 
What a brilliant idea!
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[…] Library Planet is the brainchild of two Danish library lovers, Christian Lauersen and Marie Engberg Eiriksson. Both work in public libraries and believe strongly in their role as crucial institutions in every community – and, clearly, as hot tourist destinations, too! Lauersen wrote, […]
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[…] Library Planet is the brainchild of two Danish library lovers, Christian Lauersen and Marie Engberg Eiriksson. Both work in public libraries and believe strongly in their role as crucial institutions in every community – and, clearly, as hot tourist destinations, too! Lauersen wrote, […]
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[…] Library Planet is the brainchild of two Danish library lovers, Christian Lauersen and Marie Engberg Eiriksson. Both work in public libraries and believe strongly in their role as crucial institutions in every community – and, clearly, as hot tourist destinations, too! Lauersen wrote, […]
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