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National Library Workers Day is a special day to celebrate all the people who work in libraries. It happens every year in April, usually on the Tuesday of National Library Week. On this day, we say thank you to librarians and other library staff who help us find books, learn new things, and make our library visits fun and easy. It's a time to appreciate their hard work and kindness. Schools and communities might have events or give out thank-you cards to show how much we value their efforts in making libraries wonderful places to visit.
How to celebrate National Library Workers Day?
First, make a colorful card with drawings of books to thank a library worker. You could also bake some cookies or bring them a little treat to show your appreciation. Gather your friends, and visit the library to help organize books. You could also make a big, bright poster to put up in the library that says, "Thank You, Library Workers!" Organize a fun reading session where you and your friends each pick a book and share stories. Remember to use your library manners: whisper inside, be kind, and put books back properly. Enjoy and celebrate your library heroes!
Where National Library Workers Day is celebrated?
- - International
- - United States
