ABOUT US
On March 4, 1902, the first patrons of what we now call the Fulton County Public Library System entered the Carnegie Library, located on the same ground as today's Central Library. The origins of the library system, however, late in the nineteenth century, with the efforts of members of the Young Men's Library Association to raise money for a free public library in Atlanta. Read more.
Always Available Gardening for Beginners
Anyone can have a green thumb with these gardening books for beginners. These titles can be accessed with no wait on Hoopla!
Downloadable Pete the Cat Sampler
Local artist and writer team James Dean and Kimberly Dean are responsible for one of the most popular beginning reader series in Atlanta!
Quick Read for the Reluctant YA Reader
Exciting plots to keep reluctant readers turning the page.
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