The library said the copy "traveled the world with two diplomats and their family" before ultimately ending up in Greece.

"It's awesome to see that love of reading continuing into the next generation," Columbus Metropolitan Library staff told Newsweek.

You may have been later returning a library book, but how about 50 years late?

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By P.L. Stiles Rowan Public Library With a brand New Year ahead, the pressure is on to live up to the aspirations of resolutions made on a night of revelry, […] ...

Nearly every single note, handwritten letter and photo was saved by the airport and gifted to the Wichita Public Library for ...

Nearly every single note, handwritten letter and photo was saved by the airport and gifted to the Wichita Public Library for ...

It's unclear who returned the long-overdue books, but the patron left an apologetic note.

A Maine library just turned a cookbook request into a viral moment — and it’s delightfully spicy. In one clip posted to ...

Steinbach City Council has decided against being part of a proposed regional library. City Councillor Jac Siemens made the ...

Gorham Superintendent of Schools Heather Perry is highlighted in an educational leadership book written by Gorham educator ...

A communication from British Council Chennai notes the physical library shuts down on February 15. Library services will ...