Most of you probably know that I love to read. However, you may not know how much I love libraries as well: the rows and rows of faded, taped, thumbed-through, loved (and often abused) books, the well-worn chairs and tables, and yes, even the smell (dust, dank, a dash of mildew).
Public library cards have traced my moves from city to city around the United Sates: Queens (Bayside branch, represent), Great Neck, Chicago and New York City. So it comes as no surprise that one of the first things I looked up here was the library. To my delight, Hong Kong has an extensive library network and what looks to be a pretty good e-books collection. The branch closest to me is at City Hall, one floor above where the city issues marriage licenses.
Public library cards have traced my moves from city to city around the United Sates: Queens (Bayside branch, represent), Great Neck, Chicago and New York City. So it comes as no surprise that one of the first things I looked up here was the library. To my delight, Hong Kong has an extensive library network and what looks to be a pretty good e-books collection. The branch closest to me is at City Hall, one floor above where the city issues marriage licenses.
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