Remember back in April when I introduced you to a cute, book-haired decimal named Dewey? He’s back to help another library in need.

I dare you to say no to that cute face. Double-dog-dare you.

The Village Learning Place (VLP) is a dynamic 501(c)3 nonprofit library, learning center, and community garden in the Charles Village neighborhood of Baltimore City. The VLP’s mission is to promote literacy, cultural awareness, and lifelong learning, offering free, high-quality educational, cultural, and outreach programs that are specifically designed to meet the diverse needs of neighborhood residents and to unite and strengthen the community.

So whether it’s because of Library Card Sign-up Month, Banned Books Week, International Literacy Day, or your love for your local library, head over to Dewey Donation System and give some bookworm love to the VLP.

I first met Dewey in 2008, and I am so excited he is back in time for National Library Week.

Dewey is the oh-so-lovable mascot of the Dewey Donation System, a book drive started by Pamie in 2003 to help libraries in need. This year’s drive will feature wishlists from different libraries each day, so please go and say hello to Dewey, grant some wishes, and spread the word. You can find Dewey on both Facebook and Twitter.