Are libraries still relevant?
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Re: Are libraries still relevant?
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Homeschooling resource, public access computers/internet, board game clubs, reading clubs, public assistance, and so much more. My children go to my library every week. Get 5 books each and we explore a different section. It is sometimes easy to teach them something there - using the books on the shelf - while we are spending the afternoon together, rather than trying to come up with the finances to purchase a book that we may only use once or that may not have all the information that we need in it.
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You know the media tends to make things look worse than what they truly are gosh I can't stand it. Take my word for it Libaries will always be a productive tool and resource in this society.
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Though now that I've found this website.. I may need to visit it less often.
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Sometimes when there are a lot of things that look good to me, I end up with my arms full of treasures. Once I get home, I take my time over the next few days to skim through them and decide if I really want to read the whole thing. Then I go back a few days or a week later, drop off the ones that I wasn't really in the mood for, and do it all again.