Library branch №7

Very good libraries and affiliates. I am amazed at the personnel. I even give books from the registry offices of the Donbas and trust them. For almost five years, I have read a lot of books on the Holocaust and the Ministry of Education. It was especially impressed by the book by Anne Frank, written by a 13-year-old girl (a diary in letters and memoirs). This is the most famous book on the Holocaust. Very pleased. It would have been desirable that Slobozhanschina would be very successful with its programs an exchange of experience that would develop cultural ties between Ivano-Frankivsk region and cities of Luhansk region, as well as Donetsk and Kr m. Indeed, there are many good books, but there is not enough investment, so that the library would have the opportunity to purchase new materials and books. All I advise this particular branch.

The library is good. But there are not many simple books, I wanted to read Bulgakov "The Master and Margarita" and no, and buy publications in Ukrainian and for money (somehow there is no desire), in order to understand such a masterpiece as "Master and Margarita ", sorry, but you will never force a Hungarian to read in Ukrainian. I communicate with them tightly and amicably and I know. It is not given easily (in the sense of Ukrainian) and it needs to be understood. I think the same in Russian and I'm sorry , if I understand Canadians and Americans and therefore send publications in Russian. And despite the fact that I accept the astyeh in the All-Ukrainian radio dictations and competitions, it is still easier for me to read in Russian. I also asked for more books by the classics Chekhov "Three Sisters" and again no. Booking-crossing did not hear even about such a concept that there is sad. But in general, the girls are all tactful, attentive, with an approach to each client, good psychologists pretty much the same. It's just cold in the room and my child froze while visiting for half an hour.

Thank you very much for your sincerity and your help in choosing your literature!