What is a library?

Answer 1

A librarian a professional library worker. In most cases, a librarian holds at least a Master's degree in Library Science from an ALA-accredited library school. He or she may have additional degrees.

A librarian is trained in information organization and retrieval, and will often have specialized training in a particular type of library or function: cataloging, special collections (rare books and archives), reference, systems, school library, public library administration, law etc.

The individuals checking out books in a library may or may not be librarians. The individuals staffing the reference desk most likely will be.

Answer 2

A library is a place where published material (books, periodicals, newspapers, music and videos, etc.) are kept for use or lending; a room in a private home for such a collection; an institution or foundation established to maintain such a collection; a collection of similar things organized or held together.

A library is a building where you can go to borrow books for a certain period of time. There are libraries in a lot of places including probably in your school.

A library is a place where you can find books to read, where you can research things, and read the local newspaper.

Answer 3

A library can refer to the building in which is housed books, reference guides, magazines, and other sources of information on a huge variety of topics. It can also refer to a collection of books or information on a specific topic, such as: "I have a huge library of books on Brain Surgery".

Answer 4

A library is an educational institution in which collections of books and other media are stored and loaned to the public.