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message 1: by Cynda (new)

Cynda | 1654 comments Mod
Personal libraries. Community reading rooms. Academic libraries. Church/house of worship libraries. City libraries. Main Libraries. Branch libraries. So many libraries.

Tell us about a favorite library. Does it have a picture window? A reading patio? Music Collection? Sunroom? Art collection? Something else of interest? Several things of interest?


message 2: by Cynda (new)

Cynda | 1654 comments Mod
Locally we have a public library in the system that has a sun reading room and a reading patio with metal art and live succulent plants. It is well maintained, comfortable for reading and comfortable of a small outdoor party. I like reading outside during the cooler months.


message 3: by Lamilla (new)

Lamilla | 818 comments I like the library that hosts our nonfiction reading club. It is a small local branch, very cosy


message 4: by Taya (new)

Taya Fosmire (bibliotaya) | 41 comments I have a local library that I unfortunately have not explored much of, but it is within walking distance!! I have a BUNCH of little free libraries scattered throughout my neighborhood/city. and by BUNCH i mean, they are practically at every other house and on every corner!! I love the way people decorate them


message 5: by Cynda (new)

Cynda | 1654 comments Mod
Yes cozy can be good. We have cozy library near me too. It is located on a school campus, co-funded by local school system and the city


message 6: by Ann A (new)

Ann A (readerann) | 867 comments My sister lives in Massachusetts, and I love the main reading room at the Boston Public Library. Very impressive!


message 7: by Vicki Willis (new)

Vicki Willis | 510 comments I haven't been inside my library since COVID. At that time I started doing audio and ebook check outs.

My neighborhood library has nice memories for me because when my kids were little we went every week for years. They had storytime, events and friendly librarians. Those were good times!


message 8: by Lynnette (new)

Lynnette | 324 comments So funny. I'm currently on a self-directed tour of the most beautiful libraries in the world. Saw two last week. One in Ulm and the other in Stuttgart Germany. The one in Stuttgart was very very cool. But the children's section of my local Boston Public Library branch, was in a former pool. You'd have to take these wright iron stairs to get down there. As a kid it was the most amazing place. It is why I love libraries to this day.


message 9: by Erin *Proud Book Hoarder* (last edited Oct 26, 2024 11:45AM) (new)

Erin *Proud Book Hoarder* (erinpaperbackstash) | 1435 comments I am not crazy about the large library around here but it has a beautiful mural and gorgeous view with large windows - stunning outdoors, and has a nice local coffee shop in there

We have a small local library and everyone is sweet there. They have a little seed bank collection free for the public


message 10: by Nona (new)

Nona | 138 comments My town's main library is pretty small, but it's in easy walking distance for me, which I love. It's great to be able to pop in quick to pick up, drop off, or just have a quick browse.

My favorite library is a few towns away and is bigger. I love browsing there because they have so many staff picks and different themed displays of books it makes browsing really fun.


message 11: by Cynda (new)

Cynda | 1654 comments Mod
It seems that libraries are lovely and wonderful p!aces for many number of reasons :)


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