As journalists, it won't come as much surprise that here at The Examiner we're a bunch of bookworms.
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We reckon we can remember our childhood Book Weeks better than most Christmases.
For some of us, we're reminiscing this week about the excitement of donning a witch's pointy hat and pretending to be Hermione Granger for a day.
Others are dashing across to Spotlight in between writing stories to pick up last-minute materials, as we make costumes for our own children.
City of Launceston Council have come up with a delightful way to celebrate this week of all things reading: pop-up libraries in public spaces.
People are encouraged to borrow, read and return the books in these mini-kiosks any time, free of charge - or why not leave a favourite book of your own, to deliver its magic to a new pair of eyes?
Find the little libraries at Civic Square, the Brisbane Street Mall and the Quadrant Mall.