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Avondale youth Gregory, 7, reads a book while being carried through the library by his father Bob Wietrzykowski June 28 at the Avondale Civic Center Library. Through books, magazines, computer services and activities, libraries cater to visitors of all ages. Michael Clawson photo
Missionaries from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Shaun Hampton, right, from Idaho, and Peter Gillen, from Colorado, share a computer to prepare a lesson June 28 at the Avondale Civic Center Library. Mormon missionaries don't have computers of their own during their two-year missions so they frequently use public computers are libraries. Michael Clawson photo
Avondale resident Jordyn Moore uses a study room to study for a GED course June 28 at the Avondale Civic Center Library. Libraries can be a city's hub for all kinds of events and activities, especially during the summer when it gets too hot to do play outside. Michael Clawson photo
Missionaries from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Shaun Hampton, left, from Idaho, and Peter Gillen, from Colorado, share a computer to prepare a lesson June 28 at the Avondale Civic Center Library. Mormon missionaries don't have computers of their own during their two-year missions so they frequently use public computers are libraries. Michael Clawson photo
Arizona Puppet Theater puppeteer Gwen Bonar, silhouetted by a large window, performs a puppet show June 28 at the Avondale Civic Center Library. Libraries used to be known as places for reading and researching, but have expanded to include games and actitivies for children and families. Michael Clawson photo
Volunteer Sherry Tucker scans books June 28 at the Avondale Civic Center Library. Libraries have supplemented their funding by selling duplicate or unwanted books. The Avondale library uses a third party to sell books locally and online. All the money it makes from sold books goes directly back to the library. Michael Clawson photo
Biographies and autobiographies are on a shelf June 28 at the Avondale Civic Center Library. What was once the main resource in a library — books — is now second fiddle to computers and study space. Michael Clawson photo
Children laugh at a puppet show June 28 at the Avondale Civic Center Library. Libraries can be a city's hub for all kinds of events and activities, especially during the summer when it gets too hot to do play outside. Michael Clawson photo
Kay Wheeler, of Avondale, watches a puppet show that she brought her daughter to June 28 at the Avondale Civic Center Library. Libraries used to be known as places for reading and researching, but have expanded to include games and actitivies for children and families. Michael Clawson photo
Biographies and autobiographies are on a shelf June 28 at the Avondale Civic Center Library. What was once the main resource in a library — books — is now second fiddle to computers and study space.
Michael Clawson photo
Biographies and autobiographies are on a shelf June 28 at the Avondale Civic Center Library. What was once the main resource in a library — books — is now second fiddle to computers and study space. Michael Clawson photo
Biographies and autobiographies are on a shelf June 28 at the Avondale Civic Center Library. What was once the main resource in a library — books — is now second fiddle to computers and study space.
Michael Clawson photo
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