Library Storie

Description

he Third Law of Library Science, “Every Book Its Reader”, formulated by Dr. S.R. Ranganathan emphasizes the importance
of making every book in a library accessible and useful by ensuring that it reaches right audience. It reflects the idea that
no book should remain unused and that each book has potential value for someone. As the Father of Library Science, Dr.
Ranganathan believed it was the responsibility of library staff to actively connect books with appropriate readers. This
principle not only encourages maximum utilization of library resources but also supports the library’s role in fostering
knowledge, education, and personal growth.
What are you passionate about?” Based on their interests, I guide them to a book that can speak directly to
their heart and aspInspired by the Third Law of Library Science—Every Book Its Reader—this book celebrates the transformative power of

reading. As a librarian, I am often asked by students, “Which book should I read first?” My answer always begins with a

question: “irations.
The Library Stories: Every Book Its Reader brings together 22 inspirational life stories of professionals, engineers, managers,
chefs, teachers, entrepreneurs, and many more whose lives were transformed by a single book. Each chapter explores how
the right book found the right reader at the right time, shaping careers, sparking self-discovery, and instilling purpose