The library, like any other public institution, can have a unique name. An interesting, memorable title will attract the attention of readers and increase the attendance of the library.
Instructions
Step 1
For a children's library, you can choose a title associated with a character or work familiar to most young readers. This will be an additional incentive for children to visit this institution. If the choice fell on the first option, give preference to a hero known for his curiosity and erudition. For example, it may be a well-known character of Znayka from Nosov's book "The Adventures of Dunno and His Friends."
Step 2
Libraries are often named after prominent writers or poets. You can do the same. Use the name of a genius classic or a worthy modern writer who made your city famous.
Step 3
If you're passionate about creating your own home library, you might as well pick a name for it. Of course, basically only your relatives and friends will know about this name. But perhaps this step will set them up for a more careful and respectful attitude towards the book collection. For the name of your personal library, select the name of your favorite writer or hero of the work.
Step 4
Often, various public institutions are named after people who have made a significant contribution to their development. If such a person exists in the history of the library, choose his last name as the name. For example, it can be a figure who organized a given book depository or collected the bulk of publications.
Step 5
A small library specializing in lending publications for personal use for a certain period of time may have a name associated with respect for books. For example "Kind Hands".
Step 6
The name of an outstanding figure who devoted his life to any science can serve as the name for a library that collects specialized publications devoted to this scientific field. For example, a library with medical literature can be named after the Russian physiologist Ivan Mikhailovich Sechenov.
