Horseback library serves Indonesia's remote readers


(MENAFN- Muscat Daily)

Astride his white mare, a wide-brimmed hat shielding his eyes, Ridwan Sururi looks more cowboy than librarian as he winds towards the hilltop village of Serang in Java. 'The horse library!' children shriek, sprinting towards the mosque where Luna is tethered. Slung over her saddle are two handmade wooden boxes filled with books.

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