Mumbai: In an age defined by rapid change, complex global challenges, and competing distractions, the ability to think deeply, learn continuously, and stay curious has never been more important, especially
for young learners. Whether they are navigating academia or preparing for a future still being written, they need more than just access to information. They require environments that foster introspection, creativity, and confidence.
Libraries have always served as sanctuaries for growth, and librarians, as champions of knowledge, have been instrumental in this journey. As we are set to mark the National Librarians’ Day on August 12, it presents an opportunity to honour these gatekeepers who open doors to new worlds and lifelong learning. Home to 16,000 books and 2500+ audiobooks and e-books spanning every genre, the British Council’s Digital Library aims to do just that. It stands as a vibrant gateway for learners and readers to unearth fresh perspectives, challenge assumptions, and expand their intellectual horizons.
Celebrating the guides and guardians of knowledge who help shape young minds every day, this year, the British Council marks the occasion with a curation of six standout reads that will inspire young readers to grow as reflective learners and global citizens.
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