The origins of National Book Lovers Day, celebrated on August 9th, are not well-documented, and it appears to be an unofficial holiday. There isn't a specific individual credited with establishing it. Instead, it seems to have emerged organically as a way for bibliophiles to celebrate their love of books and reading.

Despite its unclear origins, the day has gained popularity and is widely recognized by book lovers around the world. It's a wonderful opportunity for everyone to put aside their electronic devices and enjoy some quality time with a good book.

Celebrate National Library Card Sign-Up Month!

September is a special time of year for libraries and book lovers across the nation. It’s National Library Card Sign-Up Month, an event initiated by the American Library Association (ALA) and the National Commission on Libraries and Information Science back in 1987. The aim is simple yet profound: to encourage everyone, especially children, to sign up for a library card. This annual event coincides with the start of the school year, making it the perfect opportunity to equip students with a tool that opens the door to a world of knowledge and adventure.

Read a Book Day, observed on September 6th, is celebrated by book lovers around the world. This unofficial holiday encourages people of all ages to immerse themselves in a good book and take some time to enjoy the pleasure of reading.

Celebrating Libraries Remember Day is a way to reflect on the past, appreciate the present, and look forward to a future where libraries continue to be a cornerstone of knowledge, community, and resilience.

National Friends of Libraries Week is celebrated to honor and recognize the invaluable contributions of Friends of Libraries groups.