Woman’s Day magazine wants to hear how libraries have changed your life.
It's long been acknowledged that libraries have the power to transform lives. Beginning today, Woman's Day magazine wants to hear about it.
As part of its latest editorial initiative, Woman's Day magazine is collecting stories on how the library has changed its readers' lives. The magazine announced the initiative in its March 7 issue, which reached subscribers last week. In the issue, it declares that “libraries are magical places” and asks readers to submit their stories in 700 words or less. Stories can be sent to womansday@ala.org from now until May 10, 2006, when the promotion closes.
