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A woman named Shiri was looking to quit smoking and found a book on the topic at a coffee shop called BookWall that functions as a social library. She left a note asking if the book helped anyone, and someone responded positively, so Shiri borrowed the book and in the process made some new friends at the shop who could support her in quitting smoking.
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