Police officers in Kalambaka, Greece, are actively delivering books to local students, enhancing community engagement and promoting learning. The initiative, supported by a memorandum of cooperation between the Trikala Police Department and the Kalambaka library, aims to bridge the gap in areas lacking library resources. Each month, officers distribute new literary and educational books, fostering a love for reading among children. Suggestions for improving access to knowledge include digital connections to central libraries and digitizing older books to broaden availability, underscoring the importance of a literate society.