Shui Wo Street Public Library

In the middle of all the bustling crowd, due to the street markets in the area, lies a library on the 5^th and 6^th floor of the Shui Wo Street building. I would not be surprised if you accidentally miss it because honestly, who would’ve thought you’d find the library above a street market building? [Besides those who have seen libraries before in this situation, or someone directed you.]
On the 5^th floor is the children section, and on the 6^th floor, it’s the adult section.
I entered through the 6^th floor. Circulation is to the left, and you turn right. When you make the right, you look to the left, and it’s filled with people sitting down with newspapers. And to the right, the audiovisual center. There will be stairs as you keep walking, and when you go down, you’ll see columns and columns of books, and people sitting down doing their homework or reading.
I immediately walked into the English section to the right of the stairs because I can only read English, and well, they have a good amount of English books! I was a happy camper. I couldn’t find some books I’ve been wanting to read on the shelf, but I think it’s fairly good for the amount of space they have in this library. Not too shabby.
They don’t have Jack Kerouac or Ken Kesey, they only have one book of Nick Hornby, several books by D.H. Lawrence, but they don’t have Lady Chatterley’s Lover.
They do have Catch-​22 by Joseph Heller, Prey by Michael Crichton, and many books by Stephen King. This is just to name a few.
If you don’t like the selection, tough. Try picking out a book and read something new. If not, you could always make yourself happier by going outside and purchase food from the street markets.
Books for life!