Have Books to Donate in Middlesex County, NJ?

A diverse waterfront borough where multilingual households accumulate books in every language.

This beautifully preserved colonial village is as rich in books as it is in history.

A small borough along the Raritan where families build book collections worth sharing.

East Brunswick's excellent schools create a pipeline of well-read kids — and full shelves.

One of NJ's most diverse and populous townships — with bookshelves to match.

A tiny borough with a tight-knit community that loves reading and sharing books.

This walkable borough along the Raritan is packed with readers and bookshelf overflow.

A charming small borough where well-read families appreciate easy book pickup.

The Brainy Borough lives up to its nickname with impressive per-capita book collections.

This namesake borough's families keep their bookshelves — and BookDrop — busy.

A small, family-oriented borough where bookshelves fill up right on schedule.

A growing community popular with families and active adults, all of whom love their books.

Rutgers' home base produces a torrent of textbooks and trade paperbacks every semester.

A diverse, growing township where families accumulate books in every genre.

A growing community where family bookshelves fill up faster than closets.

One of NJ's oldest cities, Perth Amboy's diverse readers have books in every language.

Rutgers' satellite campuses and suburban families both contribute to the book overflow.

A township of young professionals and families whose bookshelves overflow with regularity.

A diverse Middlesex County community where books deserve a second chance.

This Raritan Bay city's readers have been building home libraries for generations.

A rapidly growing township where new homes come with new bookshelves to fill and empty.

A family-oriented community where bookshelves fill up alongside growing kids.

A historic borough along its namesake river where reading runs deep in the community.

A charming small borough where families build impressive book collections over the years.

New Jersey's oldest township has centuries of reading history in its homes.