Book of the Month: Vietnam Veteran
Meet Ned a veteran from Vietnam and our book of the month. Read more about his life and experiences as an open book.
Book of the Month: Gay
Our July Book of the month is Alan Main, who joined the Human Library in 2023 and has since published online, hosting dozens of Readings with participants from all over the world. With the Book Title “Gay,” Alan brings a unique perspective of decades of corporate experience spent championing diversity appreciation. Originally from Scotland, Alan…
Book of the Month: Non-binary and PTSD
Book of the Month: Non-binary and PTSD This time, our Book of the Month is Sage, who has been publishing at the Human Library for over six years. Based in Northern California, they joined our library after being introduced to it at their workplace. In our conversation with Sage, we discussed not only what it…
Book of the Month: Greenlander
Read our book of the month Viva to learn more about Greenland, its people, culture and her feelings about their land being sold to the US.
Book of the Month: Gay Parent and Hearing Disability
On one of the last sunny Sundays in Copenhagen, we sat down in our Reading Garden with Robert to talk about his life journey and his experience with the Human Library. We wanted to share his story with you not only because he is a fascinating Book on our shelf, but also because he has…
Book of the Month: Transgender
“If I am not going to judge you for asking the question. Then I surely hope you will not judge me for answering”, Rachel, Transgender.Â
Book of the Month: ADHD
Sean from New Zealand joined the Human Library in 2022. When Sean was 58 years old, he was diagnosed with ADHD. Read about his story of being diagnosed, the misconceptions and being a Book on it.
Book of the Month: Disabled and Gay
In the middle of Covid in 2020, Matthew joined the Human Library as a Book. He publishes with two topics: Disabled and Gay and you can read about his story here.
Book of the Month – Amputee
In 2020, Filip was diagnosed with cancer and got both of his legs amputated. Read about his story as an amputee and being an open book on the topic.
Book of the Month: Care Experienced Child
Paris’ story, on the surface, is about the care system: how she got into it, what her experience was like, and how it is affecting her to this day. Mostly, however, her story is about making a life for herself despite all that happened and how to get something positive out of what she has experienced.