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Any libraries with english books for children in bangkok?


tangcoral

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I post in another section but thought I might get more hits here...

I know about Nielson Hays but membership cost way too much for me.

Are there any cheaper options to borrow children books in english?

I can travel anywhere in bangkok.

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Did I understand this correctly? A two year membership at Nielson Hays cost 5000THB (£90 or $153) and you cant afford that, alternatively you're not prepared to make the sacrifices required to acquire the books for your child?

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I understand there is a library at central world which is ran by the government and has English books. Just as in Chiang Mai there is a library and also an outreach reading room in Kad Suan Kau on floor one I think. I have seen english books there as i have drank my very good 10 baht coffee.

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buy a tablet, get all the books you want, portable. I carry a phablet, and can organize bedtime stories with the swipe of a screen, or just hand it over to the munchkins to read by themselves. You'd be surprised what you can get for free.

[edit] The app you will need is called Aldiko, be your own library

Oz

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TK Park is the library on the 8th floor of Central World. You can do a 20 baht day pass to check it out. If you have a long-term visa or work permit, they will give you the Thai price (200/year). The non-Thai price is also reasonable at 400/year.

http://www.tkpark.or.th/eng/intro/

There is also a smaller library on the 21st floor of the Elephant Tower called Apple Tree Library. You need to call first to make an appointment. More info here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/302638859841847/

HTH

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TK Park is the library on the 8th floor of Central World. You can do a 20 baht day pass to check it out. If you have a long-term visa or work permit, they will give you the Thai price (200/year). The non-Thai price is also reasonable at 400/year.

http://www.tkpark.or.th/eng/intro/

There is also a smaller library on the 21st floor of the Elephant Tower called Apple Tree Library. You need to call first to make an appointment. More info here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/302638859841847/

HTH

This is great. Good info. Thanks!

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