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Black Dog Books hosts prison book drive through November

Michael Reed
Michael Reed
Michael Reed
Reporter · Sandy Springs, GA

With a background in public health journalism, Michael brings 5 years of experience covering health policy and wellness initiatives. He earned his degree from the University of Georgia and is committed to reporting on local health issues and access to healthcare.

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Reporter · Thursday, October 29, 2026 at 7:36 PM · 1 min read
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Black Dog Books hosts prison book drive through November — Brookhaven Health news

Throughout the month of November, Tucker’s newest bookstore Black Dog Books hosts its first annual Booksgiving, an initiative to donate books to incarcerated people. Beginning Sunday, Nov. 1, customers can drop off books at Black Dog Books to donate to Georgia Department of Corrections (GDC) libraries. GDC libraries provide books that inspire, educate, and broaden the perspectives of both prison staff and inmates. GDC libraries support academic and vocational education programs, which have been shown to reduce recidivism, and include a fully integrated Law Library for offender research of legal information. According to prison literacy advocates and companies like the Prison Book Program, Corrections Bookstore, and SureShot Books Publishing, access to books while incarcerated encourages educational advancement, emotional and mental health support, and rehabilitation.  Books donated during Booksgiving must follow the GDC standards. Books cannot be spiral bound, in poor condit

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