Do you still visit the library?

[Cherry123]

With the information we have on the internet now and being that we can get whatever information we need online. Do you still visit your local library to read or get information?

 

[Shavkat]

Since I started to work after graduating from university, I do not have the chance to go to the library.

 

[Ginger]

Since, I don't like reading so I don't have any reason to visit any library but I may soon start reading some books to learn a few things

 

[MYC]

No, haven't visited a library in ages. I get most of the information and eBooks online.

 

[bestwriter]

I visited a library when I was in college and that was years ago

 

[raaman]

I was visiting library regularly. Ten years ago, I have to stop that due to my transfer to outstation.

 

[PixelPioneer]

Libraries have always been a sanctuary for me, a place where I can immerse myself in the world of books and knowledge. Despite the convenience of the internet, I find the atmosphere of a library to be irreplaceable.

There’s something special about the tactile experience of flipping through pages and the quiet ambiance of a library space.

 

[Sanjeev]

No I don't visit library now a days. With the introduction of internet we easily get every information so we don't need to go to the library

 

[Cam]

I haven't been to a library since I was in college. Quite a few years ago.

 

[KO896]

I haven't been to a library in over 10 years. Everything I need, I find on the internet. And I get free books off Amazon to read.

 

[MrDawn]

I haven't been to a library since high school. I rarely ever read novels or text books anymore. All of my reading is done online via forums or reading news on websites.

 

[PixelPioneer]

As a self-proclaimed library enthusiast, I must say, I find the lack of library love quite amusing! 😄 I might be the odd one out, but I’ll proudly wave my library card. After all, someone has to keep the librarians company, right?

 

[King Belieal]

I think that every library that operated brick and mortar should by now evolve into an e library. There is hardly anyone that would stress to go to a physical library now.