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Is a "kids library" different than an "adult library"? I use the library in my neighborhood and am an adult, is that ok?
by moorhosj 8y ago
Is a "kids library" different than an "adult library"? I use the library in my neighborhood and am an adult, is that ok?
- closeparen 8y agoAll the public libraries I've been in have a distinct adult wing and children's wing, though under the same roof. Aside from the collections, the children's wing is colorfully decorated with ample play areas, child-proofed computers, and higher noise tolerance. Parents generally feel comfortable letting their kids wander the children's section unsupervised.
- moorhosj 8y agoSo...it's all the same library. Again, in my big city people seem to get along just fine in our libraries. There is a kids section and I see plenty of parents, caretakers and nannies with kids there every day. Meanwhile, people in the other sections go about their business using the internet or studying.