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Smyrna Library offers digital access

While the building and book drops are closed, Smyrna Library has a Virtual Branch, with digital resources available 24/7, including online crafts and story times. (Courtesy of Smyrna)
While the building and book drops are closed, Smyrna Library has a Virtual Branch, with digital resources available 24/7, including online crafts and story times. (Courtesy of Smyrna)
By Carolyn Cunningham
April 6, 2020

While the Smyrna Library building is closed, access to the library is available online 24/7.

Through the city’s Virtual Branch, check out eBooks, eAudiobooks, eMagazines, eComics and more, using Smyrna Library’s Axis360, RB Digital and Hoopla Digital collections.

Learn more at SmyrnaGa.gov/your-government/departments/smyrna-public-library/ebooks-movies-more.

Also online, Story Time is presented on Facebook by the Youth Services Department each Wednesday for a Baby/Toddler story time video and each Thursday for a PreK story time.

The videos are viewable for 24 hours.

Check here: facebook.com/SmyrnaLibraryKids

Since Smyrna Library’s book drops are closed, patrons should keep their materials until the library re-opens.

No overdue fines will accumulate during the closure.

Customers should not be concerned about due dates and overdue fines, according to a city statement.

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