Just bring your library card and let them know your LitLoot bag is on hold.

The LitLoot bag will be held for you at the check out desk.

So when you're done, return the books and keep everything else!

The check-out and hold period is the same as any other book.

You will be emailed when your registration is accepted/denied and when your LitLoot bag is ready to be picked up.

Fill out the application (available in person or online) and let us know what you like to read.

LitLoot is a pilot program and quantities are limited.

Those who register must be able to pick up the LitLoot bag (personally or a family member) from one of the following LBPL locations: Billie Jean King Main, Burnett, Dana, Harte, Los Altos, Michelle Obama, or Mark Twain.

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