What to Expect
Dive into a rich selection of recommended readings designed to inspire and educate readers of all ages. From First Nations stories during NAIDOC Week to award-winning Australian literature, there's something to captivate every book lover.
Discover specially curated lists featuring Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander authors, contemporary Australian novels, and thematic collections such as Reconciliation Week and IDAHOBIT.
Whether you're seeking picture books for young readers or thought-provoking adult fiction, the Port Phillip Library offers a welcoming space to explore and borrow these enriching titles.
Activity Details
- Access a variety of recommended reading lists online and at library branches across the region.
- Enjoy displays celebrating NAIDOC Week and other cultural events.
- Explore award longlists such as the Miles Franklin Literary Award, Victorian Premier’s Literary Awards, and the Stella Prize.
- Engage with themes promoting reconciliation, diversity, and inclusion through literature.
Location and Access
Visit any Port Phillip Library branch to browse physical displays and borrow books. The library catalogue is available online for easy searching and reserving titles.
Library services include print and scan facilities, computers, and free Wi-Fi to support your reading and research needs.
The libraries are located throughout the Port Phillip region, accessible by public transport and with facilities catering to families and children.
Important Information
This is an ongoing offering with no specific event dates, allowing you to explore recommended readings at your own pace.
Materials cover a broad range of genres and age groups, ensuring suitable options for school-aged children and adults alike.
The library acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the land, the Kulin Nations, and celebrates their stories and culture through these collections.
Booking and Prices
Access to the recommended reading lists and library services is free.
No booking is required to visit the library or borrow materials; a library membership may be needed for borrowing privileges.
For more information, visit the Port Phillip Library website or contact your local branch.