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It's National Library Week. Celebrate Homer’s fantastic public library, its staff, and volunteers.
“Bad libraries build collections; good libraries build services; great libraries build communities.”
R. David Lankes
We have a great library! Homer Public Library not only connects people to a wealth of print and digital information, it connects people to people through community programs and activities promoting literacy, lifelong learning, and innovation. See how the library serves the Homer community by clicking on this link: 2015 Year in Review. This is the transformative nature of public libraries.
National Library Week invites you to create your own Because Statement.
Because __________________. #LibrariesTransform
Just fill in the blank telling us why libraries matter to you or your community.
One randomly selected winner will receive a $100 gift card and a copy of "Secret Coders," by Mike Holmes and Gene Luen Yang, the National Library Week Honorary Chair.
Post to Twitter, Instagram, or on the I Love Libraries Facebook page during National Library Week for a chance to win. Your entry can be a picture or just text. Creativity is encouraged. Just be sure to include the word "Because" and the hashtag #LibrariesTransform for a chance to win. Entries can also be submitted directly to the Libraries Transform website.
