More and more schools have had to make the hard decision to either keep or cut out the schools library...

Some of you may well remember the fascination of bookshelves in their childhood Visiting someone’s house with bookshelves packed with books was quite an impressive experience...

Many of us, for one reason or another, have had to visit a library at some point in life Some people even actively visit the library for social interaction, to secure resources and to quench their thirst for knowledge...

Working at the library has long since been one of the only places where a person could go in order to complete their work, study for exams or simply curl up with a good book and read...

The idea of a paperless society has been the dream of computer enthusiasts for many years Along with the “cashless society”, the hope that computers would replace the written word has resonated through sections of American society for many years...

Imagine a time when you could get any audio book you want to read from the library without having to physically visit the library to lend the audio books...

As we started the project of our electronic auction, we knew that the proprietary software costs would be too high for our financial resources...

Will libraries becoming increasingly virtual, the librarian becoming a knowledge navigator Or will libraries disappear as the world goes wifi – will Google become the future library...

The purpose of any school library is to promote reading and improve reading and research skills Educators have long agreed that good libraries are essential to academic success, since students must be able to read by third grade in order to learn other subjects, such as history and science...

Many people love to read but simply to not have the extra cash to make the purchase of books on a regular basis...

There are a lot of great places to spend time, but by far one of my favorite places to spend a quiet afternoon is at my local library...