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Our book bags are already fair trade, organic cotton produced with no child labour. Now we would like to make them funny, unusual, exotic, or hot.
Take a photo of the best (legal and clean) place your bag has been and if it makes us laugh or makes us jealous we will put it on the Book Bag Blog. Email your pictures to reader.services@ucd.ie
Book bags can be purchased from any of the Level 1 services deks in the James Joyce Library for €2.50 each.
Take a photo of the best (legal and clean) place your bag has been and if it makes us laugh or makes us jealous we will put it on the Book Bag Blog. Email your pictures to reader.services@ucd.ie
Book bags can be purchased from any of the Level 1 services deks in the James Joyce Library for €2.50 each.
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