Questions

Who can use the library?

The library resources are available to the general public. You do not have to be a U.S. citizen to use the library or sign up for a library card.

Where is the library?

Many towns have their own public library. In big cities, libraries may have many different locations, or branches.

How do I find the library?

You can ask your child's teacher for more information, or look in the telephone book under the Municipal section for "Libraries."

Do libraries have books and materials in other languages?

Yes! Many libraries are now offering materials in different languages, such as Spanish.

How do I get a library card?

To get a free library card, bring in one proof of identification that has your current address, such as a driver's license or phone bill. Many libraries offer library card applications in Spanish.

How do I borrow materials?

After you sign up for a free library card, you can check out, or take home, materials for a few weeks at a time. When you're done with those books, return them to the library, and then check out some more!

What happens if I don't return the materials on time?

If you don't return books and materials on time, you may need to pay a small amount of money, or fine.

What can I find at the library?

The library has many kinds of free resources for children and adults. These resources can help you or your child learn a new language. In addition, many of these resources may also be available in Spanish!

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