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Dua Lipa Opening Physical Library for Banned and Censored Books

Musician Dua Lipa is expanding her book club by launching a physical library dedicated to banned and censored works.

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The brief

Dua Lipa is opening a physical library called The Manifesto Library. The institution will focus specifically on books that have been banned or censored.

Coverage from Rolling Stone, BroadwayWorld, The Cut, Consequence of Sound, and The Music Universe emphasizes that the project is a collaboration with Livraria Lello and represents an evolution of Lipa's existing book club. Future developments depend on the official opening of the facility and the specific collection of censored titles to be housed within The Manifesto Library.

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Quick answers

What is the name of the new library?

The facility is called The Manifesto Library.

Who is Dua Lipa partnering with for this project?

She is launching the library in partnership with Livraria Lello.

What type of books will the library house?

The library is dedicated to banned and censored books.

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Dua Lipa Livraria Lello The Manifesto Library Censorship Literacy

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