Dublin City Libraries open for computer access and study space
20 September 2021
From Monday, 20 September, Browse and Borrow Libraries are now offering computer access and study space in accordance with government guidelines on social distancing.
Recently a friend recommended this book, and I am grateful to her. The story is told by Robert and is set mainly in 1946, when he is sixteen years of age and sets out from his home in a coal mining village in Durham.
Libraries are places of inspiration, escape and shelter for many. Now, with coronavirus having affected the arts and culture sector deeply, it's more important than ever to support those libraries we do have, which, as well as helping to create book lovers, also often provide things like wifi and computer access and help with accessing local services, and act as a community hub.
There are a lot of books to enjoy from our TumbleBook collection. Today, we have chosen a book called ‘Wired’, written by Anastasia Suen and illustrated by Paul Carrick.
There are a lot of books to enjoy from our TumbleBook collection. Today, we have chosen a graphic novel called ‘The Smurfs and the Magic Flute’, by Peyo and Delaporte.
There are a lot of books to enjoy from our TumbleBook collection. Today, we have chosen an eBook called ‘The Templeton Twins Have an Idea’, written by Ellis Weiner and illustrated by Jeremy Holmes.
There are a lot of books to enjoy from our TumbleBook collection. Today, we have chosen ‘No Nuts for Me’, written by Aaron Zevy and illustrated by Susan Tebbutt.
There are a lot of books to enjoy from our TumbleBook collection. Today, we have chosen a graphic novel called ‘Mwumba’, written by Bruce Brown and Lizzy Brown and illustrated by Eduardo Savid and Zoran Cvetkovic.
