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A new free community library is now open in Kingsbridge, bringing excitement to families in the neighborhood.

The partnership between Latinos Urbanos and the 4Bronx Project is looking to keep kids’ minds booked and busy for free.

"Power is knowledge and having kids have access to books right here on the sidewalk, anybody can come up take a book, leave a book. I think it's a big win for the borough,” said Larua Levine-Pinedo, of the 4Bronx Project.

The library will sit outside of P.S. 207 along Godwin Terrace and looks to contribute more reading resources to the community.