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If you a lover of books, it is likely that neither your shelves nor your budget can stretch enough to handle them. One of the easiest things you can do is get a library card from your local library. Read on to find out how to get one!
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Introduction
Libraries are a staple in pretty much every town or city. Libraries are a great source for reading material of all types, including popular fiction, magazines, periodicals and encyclopedias. -
Step 1: Find Your Local Library
- Look in the phone book or online to find the library branch that is closest to you. Some areas have both city branches and county branches, either will suffice.
- Call the library to find out what hours they are open, and what the requirements are to apply for a library card.
Step 2: Complete the Application
- Go in to your local library and ask the librarian for an application for a library card.
- You will need to present proof of residence. Acceptable forms of identification can include:
- A driver's license
- Utility bill with your name and address
- Military IDhttp://www.ehow.com/how_14961_library-card.html
- Library cards are usually free for residents. If you are a non-resident, cards can usually be obtained for an annual fee of around $10 to $25.
Step 3: Learn About the Library Requirements
Once your application is processed and you receive your card, make sure you find out the details of how the library works.- Know how long you can check books, CDs and DVDs out for.
- Learn about fines for overdue material.
- Make sure to ask if the library has a website that you can utilize to renew materials or request books in advance of actually visiting the library.
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Brooklyn Public Library | Borrowing Materials
Brooklyn Public Library | Borrowing Materialsbrooklynpubliclibrary.org -
Dallas Public Library - Frequently Asked Questions
Dallas Public Library - Frequently Asked Questionsdallaslibrary.org
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