Historically, library bookmobiles have filled an important outreach niche, fostering educational accessibility and putting books in the hands of community residents, schools, and day care children, especially in remote areas.  Though many take for granted library (or even bookstore) access, getting to the local library isn’t always feasible, practical or possible for many community residents.  For schools and programs with limited funding or resources, bookmobiles can deliver an infusion of fresh books to stale bookshelves and keep learning alive and exciting. Recently, Lyndon’s Cobleigh Library Books on Wheels II Bookmobile was taken out of commission due to repair costs and safety issues.  Grants and fundraising have been the sole source…