Where would you be without your library?

Allison says, “I would be quite unhappy without our wonderful library. But, it would be better if there was more space!”

Jen says:

I’d be waiting for it to come out in paperback…and to show up at the used book store. ‘Cause sometimes you just can’t wait. For, uhhhh, the kids’ sake of course.

without my library, my childhood wouldn’t be there. I wouldn’t be as literate as I am, I wouldn’t be so joyful. I have learnt so much from the words printed in the free books I can loan! 
and now, being a teenager, having the quiet and clean place to have sanctuary in is bliss. 

thank you, library. 

Zach says:

I’d lose my cool.  I wouldn’t be connected to a world that keeps me grounded and engaged. 

Without my library, I’d be a blockhead, or worse, a locked-head.  Wrye Sententia

Sharon says:

“I would be lost without my library!”

Frances says:

With my library, I have been to Panem, Terabithia, the Bastille, Chinese factories, Ypres, Narnia, Avalon, Green Gables (and Avonlea & Ingleside!) A little town on the prairie, and 20,000 leagues under the sea.

Without my library, I’d be nowhere.

Libraries and apple pie is what makes America great!

Peter says:

Without my library I’d never be able to afford to read so many new books so quickly!  An incredible, unbelievable gift!  Emily grew up using the Queensboro Library (Central branch pictured above)—the biggest in America.  Now her children are using one of the smallest.  They are all among the top wonders of our nation.

Andrew says:

Without my library, I would have no imagination.