Libraries are such good resources. Very helpful, and staff is so wonderful.

All the programs that happen here for kids, teens, & adults are amazing. Volunteers & staff are awesome, & for such a small place, it opens eyes to a far wider world. I read both online & physical books, & am in the library about 3 times a week.

My library provides me a way to get involved with my local community and even discover and support local businesses. In particular, it's provided a place of wholesome activities and support for my elderly mother. We love our library and the opportunities it provides for close-to-home economic stimulation and as a way to broaden our understanding of the world on a working class budget.

I’ve been a regular library user in multiple towns in Massachusetts. I love the ebook, magazines and audio books I can get digitally, but I still enjoy getting a physical book in my hands, sometimes through the inter library loan system. This is critical for those of us in smaller towns to gain access to the kinds of books our local libraries can’t stock.

Libraries hold the power to change the world through the ability to escape in the life of Anne of Green Gables, solve the mystery to Spy Kid or fly on a broom aside Harry Potter. Libraries give power to the people. Knowledge is power. By taking away libraries, people would lose the ability to learn and improve the world that we know and love today. “Once you learn to read, you will be forever free.” – Fredrick Douglass “A reader lives a thousand lives before he dies. The man who never reads lives only one.” – George R.R. Martin “Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.” – Nelson Mandela