Today, a library is not just a repository of books where we go to find the information we need. Despite the fact that useful literature can always be found on the Internet, the age of information technology is not standing still, and new technologies for interactive information transfer are constantly being created. The library has been and will be a kind of center of information materials, a place where you can learn a lot of interesting and useful things.
The stationary library is a center of creative development that provides conditions for communication between people of different generations. The library constantly carries out reference and bibliographic work, which consists in analyzing and selecting information for visitors on paper and electronic media.
Readers can choose from the most popular forms of service. A reader’s subscription means that a selected book can be taken home for a certain period of time to be read at home. Another form of service provides visitors with the opportunity to use the reading room, where they can read a book in a specially designated comfortable room without leaving the library.
The library has a large collection, much of which is in the public domain. Anyone can use books from the library collection. The library is constantly expanding its collection, ordering new and rare books based on the needs of visitors.
What do you get from visiting the library?
Curiosity and desire for new things are inherent in people since childhood. Developing intellectually and physically, a teenager experiences the strongest information hunger. Not everyone can figure out what kind of information they need for their leisure time, what genre of literature they prefer. Sometimes, in order to figure it out, you have to superficially study several literary sources. The library provides unlimited opportunities for this. The process of searching for the right book can and should be enjoyable. Turning the pages, a person begins to comprehend what information he or she needs. They take the book they like home, where they read it in a quiet environment, then re-read the most memorable moments, re-experiencing the fate of the book’s characters.
Benefits for the child
In the modern world, a child’s unsatisfied curiosity leads to the fact that sooner or later he or she begins to receive the information necessary for development from the TV and the Internet. Meanwhile, it is not fully understood what harm electromagnetic radiation from operating electrical appliances can cause to the body. It has been scientifically proven that prolonged computer time increases a child’s fatigue and has a depressing effect on the psyche. As a result, academic performance drops, the child looks pale and lethargic. Parents begin to think about why they need to go to the library when their child begins to have health problems.
