Gone are the days when people used to go to the library to borrow books, taking them out of those dusty shelves. We live in a generation when everyone seems to just download e-books online instead of having to read them in the silence of a public library. Hopefully, this book review would help you relive the moments when libraries were still a thing.
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Rarely do we get to see people post on their Facebook statuses that they just got out of the library and have enjoyed reading some tangible books. But who knows, maybe after reading this book review, you might be one of those who would start going to the library again. Here are the top 3 books that we have found that might rekindle your love for some good old fashion reading:
1. "The Librarian on the Roof: A True Story"
This book was written by M.G. King and based on its title; it is from a true story of a librarian hero. In an article published by Fredericksburg, the main character of this book was a sophisticated librarian named Rose Aleta Laurell.
She basically made a lot of kids in Texas fell in love with books again. But not only that, because she created a safe haven where people in her area could just chill and acquire knowledge just like the olden times.
2. "No Pirates Allowed! Said Library Lou"
Authored by Rhonda Gowler Greene is a book that children would appreciate because it is full of action. It is also fun to read since it involves a librarian named Library Lou trying to protect some precious books from the hands of pirates.
3. "Among Others"
Written by Jo Walton, this book offers magic and drama to its readers. According to Public Libraries News, it is about a teenage girl who was caught up in a drama between her mother and her sister. She had to run away from all that and the library and the books turned out to have saved her life.
These books are available in print and on e-books. You can buy them on Amazon and you can also ask your local library if they are carrying them. Go ahead and give your local library a visit.
