Hello from the Fargo Public Library.
We have everything your child needs to become an enthusiastic reader.
Learning to read is a process that begins at birth.
The positive interactions babies, toddlers, and preschoolers have with adults around books
directly affect their reading and writing development later.
We know that parents play a critical role in helping their young children get ready
to read.
When you play, sing, talk, and read with your child, they're not just having fun, they're
learning early literacy skills.
Story time at the library is a great way to practice those skills and meet new friends.
For school-age kids, becoming a strong reader means practice, practice, practice to grow
those reading muscles.
Children are more engaged in putting in the work when they are able to choose books that
interest them.
With our knowledge of children's literature, we're here to help your child find their love
of reading.
The library doesn't just have books, we also have a wide range of activities like story
time, author visits, craft workshops, book clubs, hands-on STEM events, and more for
all ages.
These are fantastic opportunities for families to spend time together learning, talking,
and laughing.
Whether it's looking for a book, using our digital library, or attending an upcoming
event, the Fargo Public Library is here to help your family on your reading journey.
Signing up for a Fargo Public Library card is free and easy.
Just stop by any library location and get started today.
Once you have a library card, taking home books is a breeze.
And with no late finds, bringing back items late isn't a problem either.
To find more information on our collection of books or upcoming events and activities,
visit FargoLibrary.org or find us on social media.
We hope to see you soon.