September is Library Card Sign Up Month #SAPLCardRocks

Do you have IT?

Do you?

Do you have your pass to adventure? Fun? Limitless words? 

Did I mention that it's FREE?

I'm talking about a library card, of course.

September is Library Card Sign-up month, a time to celebrate all that your San Antonio Public Library card can do for you!

SAPL has so much to offer! With a SAPL library card you have access to:

·         More than 2 million print books, DVDs , CDs and magazines

·         Over 65,000 eBooks and eAudio books

·         Thousands of movie and television titles

·         Over 8 million songs

·         Programs, and special events for all ages

·         Live homework help and resume assistance

·         High quality subscription databases for genealogical research or learning a foreign language

·         Fitness equipment, walking trails and playgrounds

·         So much more!

SAPL is kicking off its library card sign-up campaign on Facebook and Twitter by inviting current users to submit selfies and “shelfies” (photos taken inside a branch library) to its Facebook and Twitter feeds. We are also encouraging SAPL card users to tag at least three friends in the post and encourage them to sign-up for a SAPL card at a nearby branch location or the Central Library. Photos will be re-shared on social media.

SAPL will also share its list of “20 Things You Can Do with a SAPL Card” on its @Your Library blog on MySA.com and @mysapl blog on the mysapl.org website. SAPL created #SAPLCardRocks for the campaign and encourages anyone who posts to use the hashtag and to share it throughout social media outlets. We invite you to share your story about how you use the library or what the library means to you.

For more information about the San Antonio Public Library, visit mysapl.org or call 210-207-2500. Be sure to like us on Facebook at Facebook.com/mysapl or on Twitter @mysapl.

Does everyone in your family have a library card? We are so fortunate to live here in San Antonio, where cards are FREE. That is not the case in all cities. I encourage you to sign up today. No matter how many books you have or can buy, the library system still has more!!