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City of Arbyrd Missouri

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About Us

Arbyrd Community Library

The biggest little free library in the Missouri Bootheel



Arbyrd Community Library

The city of Arbyrd is the only small town within Dunklin County without a Dunklin County Library Branch. To fill this gap in access to information to it's citizens, the Arbyrd Community Development Corporation established the Arbyrd Community Library in 2015. We are located in the conference room of the Arbyrd Municipal Building.

Books and More........

The  Library provides reading material to all age groups, including access to the local newspaper: the Delta Dunklin Democrat, books for young readers, young adults, and adults in both fiction and non-fiction and a variety of genre. 


Computer access is also available to the public. A laptop provides direct internet access and free WiFi is also available. 

Community

The library is provided for the community by the community. Everything included in the library has been obtained through monetary, book, and service donations. 

Big Little Free Library

The Arbyrd Community Library is registered as a Little Free Library. The Library has its very beginings as a small bookshelf in the hallway of the Arbyrd Municipal Building. When people became aware of the need for a library in town, donations began to come in and we have grown to what it is today.  


The library operates as a Little Free Library. We do not require specific membership, but rather encourage you to leave a book as you take a book. At the very least, we request that you return what you borrow when you are finished. There are no due dates, and hence, no fines. But donations are greatly appreciated. 


Mission

The mission of the Arbyrd Community Library is to provide equal access to information to its citizens. We follow the American Library Association guidelines to provide equal access, protect patron privacy, improve literacy, and advocate for intellectual freedom. 



Give today

The Arbyrd Community Library along with the Arbyrd Community Development Corporation, is working to raise money to purchase computers. These computers would be used to provide free digital literacy classes, tutoring, and other services. Please help us help Arbyrd. Click here to donate.



Contact Information

The  Library is located at 102 NE Frisco St, Arbyrd, MO.


Mailing address: PO Box 338; Arbyrd, MO 63821


Email: cityclerk@arbyrdmissouri.com


Phone: 573-654-3834

Fax: 573-654-3634




Arbyrd Book Club

ABC: Arbyrd book club

Join our Facebook book club where we choose a new read each month and discuss it. If you love a good book then ABC is where you need to be. Just follow the link and request to join. LINK


Banned Book Week Sept 22-28, 2024

Let freedom read

The Arbyrd Community Library will join the ALA celebration of banned books the last week in September, but we fight against censorship every day.

On the rise

Numbers don't lie. Book bans are up astronomically over past years.

Learn more

Visit your local library or ALA.org for more information about who bans books and why. 


Banned Books

13 most challenged of 2022

Where they occur

The majority of book challenges take place in public and school libraries. Many argue that removing a book from a library is not the same as a book ban. The official definition according to the First Amendment Encyclopedia is as follows:  

 Book banning, a form of censorship, occurs when private individuals, government officials, or organizations remove books from libraries, school reading lists, or bookstore shelves because they object to their content, ideas, or themes. Those advocating a ban complain typically that the book in question contains graphic violence, expresses disrespect for parents and family, is sexually explicit, exalts evil, lacks literary merit, is unsuitable for a particular age group, or includes offensive language.  More information can be found here.


Resource Links

Intelligent.com

  

  • https://www.intelligent.com/create-a-study-plan/
  • https://www.intelligent.com/study-smart-before-exams/
  • https://www.intelligent.com/take-effective-notes/
  • https://www.intelligent.com/manage-your-stress/
  • https://www.intelligent.com/use-test-taking-strategies-on-exam-day/

Information

The links provided from Intelligence.com provide information to assist students to manage stress and anxiety and to lean productive study habits. 


Resource Links

Resume Templates

  

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Information

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