This design, of an iconofied book reader over the phrase "tijd voor lezen" (lit. time for reading), is the emblem of a Dutch literacy program geared towards getting people to read more when they have "down" time - like on the train for instance. They have all kinds of cool resources, including books and magazines to read on the trains, visits by authors, book clubs etc. Seems kind of quaint in an age where more people would get excited about free Wi-Fi on the train, but we thought it was a nice innocuous thing for a government to be doing for its citizens - as opposed to say, secretly pawing through their library records? Anyway, it's a really cool design and it's in Dutch, so what more do you really need to know that you can't read about later?
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