Eurodam Library Question

[notes4theheart]

Hi!

 

I was wondering if anyone knew if there was a "take a book, leave a book" section in the library. It helps to know what to pack!! :D

 

Thanks!!

Jennifer

[CruiserBruce]

Yes, there generally is. However, it seems to be shrinking as so many people have tablets today.

[vinodoc]

After each cruise, we donate our guidebooks. Figure someone can use them and less to bring back.

 

Kevin

[Krazy Kruizers]

We do bring our own books and take them back home with us.

But sometimes we finish them early and do check out the section where you can drop off a book and pick up one. It has gone downhill on the last several ships that we have been on. Very few books to choose from.

[notes4theheart]

Thanks for your time!! I'm not at all picky about what I have to read, I just like a book for the plane there and a book for the route home. I always brought one and just exchanged it on the Ryndam. Looks like that will work on the Eurodam as well.

[GradUT]

We just got off the Eurodam and there definitely is a section of "leave a book, take a book" in the library. There were 2 shelves of books with a total of about 40 - 50 books and about 20 - 25% were not in English as there are a lot of Europeans aboard.

 

There wasn't anything on the shelves that I liked, but if you aren't picky, there are plenty of available titles.

[MekesMom]

I always take my kindle just in case but I didn't need it because there was enough turnover on the shared shelf. I visited at least once a day to separate the non-English language books and on the final day they were finally outnumbered by an overflowing English shelf.

[sunsetbeachgal]

Yes, there's a take it, leave it section. On our cruise in June there were actually a decent number of books, however since there were a good number of European guests some of the books were In other languages. But enough for me.