1. Visit your library [online].
While many libraries are temporarily closed due the current public health crisis, it's a great time to explore the many digital resources they provide. Most libraries offer access to audiobooks, e-books, music and movies. Some are even finding ways to offer programs online, such as virtual storytimes, book clubs, and crafting sessions. Be sure to follow your library on social media so you don't miss out on all they have to offer, including the most reliable information about keeping your family safe during the uncertain times.
2. Say #ThankYouLibraries on social media.
While many libraries are temporarily closed due the current public health crisis, it's a great time to explore the many digital resources they provide. Most libraries offer access to audiobooks, e-books, music and movies. Some are even finding ways to offer programs online, such as virtual storytimes, book clubs, and crafting sessions.
Celebrate National Library Week 2020 by sharing what you love about the virtual services available at your library. Post to Instagram, Twitter, or on the I Love Libraries Facebook page, about an e-book, audiobook, virtual storytime or bookclub, or how your library has made a difference while you've been social distancing at home.
Follow the American Library Association and I Love Libraries on social media and join us on social media by using the hashtags #NationalLibraryWeek and #LibrariesTransform.
Check out the #LibrariesStrong hashtag to see examples of how libraries continue to serve their communities virtually during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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