Why I love my library ...

Here are some reasons why people love the library. If you love your library, too, spread the love by becoming a Friend!

I love my library because it has Wii games all the time. It has books that I can read everyday. The library is there everyday so I can study and finish my homework there if I want. Also, DVDs if I want to watch movies at times. Libraries are fun because people are nice there and straighten the books for other people. If the library doesn't have what you like on the shelf, you can reserve it. That's why I love the library!
Samantha

I love my library because they have childrens books like The Cat In The Hat and Officer Buckle and Gloria. I like story time because they read books like Peeka-boo.
Jackie

I love my library because the employees are so nice and generous. Better yet, every book I'm ever looking for is stacked on one of their shelves. I really love my library. The employees are so nice. They are nice to me and to everyone that ever goes there. They have never said anything mean to me. I have never seen one employee without a smile on their face. They are so nice. The employees are generous! They let anyone go on the computer. They even pay for the internet bill. That's so generous! I always find the book I want. I think of one book, look it up, and then I have it. The library is amazing. I love my library and always will.
Christopher

I love this library! It's so spiffy and well organized. It has many CD's, movies, books and the computers come in handy for online purposes. This marvelous library even supplies yummy treats which I enjoy snatching. I love this library mainly because it is a good source of communication.
Savannah

Why do I love my library? Oh, so many reasons. Let me count the ways:
1. Friendly and caring staff.
2. Books, books, books. If I see a book on a talk show, 99% of the time the library will have the new book, saving my budget a LOT of money.
3. Magazines - saving my budget a lot of money, again.
4. DVD's - Friday night would not be the same without a DVD from the library, and the cost of rental is the best!
5. I love the library. In these hard times, it is great to know that I have a place to go for something I love (reading) without paying a lot of money.
MaryLynn

The library is the most amazing place. Belvidere is a small town and there isn't much to do. At the library everyone can come to hang out. The porch is nice to chill on and get out of the rain. Inside, it is warm in the winter and cool in the summer. Everyone meets here and the computers are the best to be entertained by. If I ever need a movie or a book, I know where to go. I know I can count on the library. When it's closed, I have a heart attack and don't know what to do!
Emily

I love my library because the women are so nice and are willing to help me. I love the library most because of their great music (CD) library. For a smaller library, they really have a great selection.
Jennifer

I love my library because it gives me a warm place to use the computers when I need to get away from my family. I also love the library because sometimes I find really weird books that really intrigue me. I like the porch because I get to sit there and look upon the town. I love the library because it has a book club and I have fun and meet new people there. Sometimes I make new friends when I don't have headphones. Days when the library is not open, I become overflowed with boredom and the sadness rips apart my body.
Liz

I first started going to the branch library when I was in the fourth grade: from Roosevelt School in Kearny, NJ. The story hour was intriguing for me. The 2 cents per day fine on late books was also affordable. That was the deposit on one small soda bottle. While in high school, I would spend almost every Saturday in the Newark Public Library doing research and homework. They were the only one with microfilm files. You used the air tubes, that are common today at the drive-up window of the local bank, to send your request to the basement storage room. In college, I used to study at the library, and even though it was small, I never had any trouble finding a seat. The services, since the early days in the 1950's have greatly increased, for which I am gratefull, but most of all for teaching me to be responsible in returning materials on time.
Ronald