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Materials for children and young people and customer service can be found upstairs in the library. There is also a lot of materials to borrow in the warehouse downstairs open to customers.
Children and young people have their own service desk where you can ask for advice and borrow money.
Children's material is grouped e.g. to picture books, fairy tales, easy-to-read and other non-fiction. There are also plenty of non-fiction books, movies, audio books and e-books for children.
Children's digital games can be found in the small hall upstairs, next to the lending office.
Young people have their own space, where you can find books, movies and series, magazines, comics and audiobooks for young people. Here you can now also find material for young adults and a rainbow shelf for young people.
Digital games for young people can be found in the small hall upstairs, next to the lending office.
The story room is at your disposal, if the library has not reserved it for its own activities. In the fairytale room, you can play, draw or do homework. Here you can also find board games to play in the library.
You can participate in the fairy tale room for an open story lesson every other Wednesday from 10.00:10.30 to XNUMX:XNUMX. Storytelling lessons for kindergarten and preschool groups must be agreed separately.
We have three showcase cabinets, where you can bring your own collections of interest to children's customers to display for one month. More detailed information and reservations about advice on children's library services. (Contact information at the bottom of the page)
You can find magazines for children and young people next to the return shelf for children's materials.
Children's and youth magazines are usually kept for the current year, with exceptions after the magazine.
Honko Niina, Director of the Library
Anne Levänen, Office Secretary
Library services for children and young people
Education and welfare
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