Bookmobile (noun)

1. A vehicle, typically a bus or truck, equipped with shelves and facilities for lending books, especially in rural areas or for people who are unable to visit a library.
2. A mobile library service that travels to different locations to provide access to books and other resources.

Origin:

The word 'bookmobile' was first recorded in the united states in the early 20th century, and is a combination of the words 'book' and 'automobile.

Examples:

1. The bookmobile visited the small town every week, providing the residents with a much-needed source of books and educational materials.
2. The children were excited to see the bookmobile, eagerly picking out books to take home and read.
3. The bookmobile was equipped with a small library, computers, and internet access, making it a valuable resource for the community.
4. The bookmobile was a welcome sight for the elderly and disabled who were unable to visit the library in person.
5. The bookmobile was a innovative solution for providing access to books and information in remote and underprivileged areas.