Libraries
What's on at your local library
Use our events page to find the huge and diverse range of activities on offer at our libraries which are aimed to suit visitors of all ages, interests and backgrounds.
There are book clubs, craft activities, singing sessions, author visits and much more at libraries across the borough.
Bracknell's first literary festival
Saturday 26 October to Saturday 2 November
Delve into a series of unique author talks, workshops, dance and poetry that form the tapestry of Bracknell Forest Library Service's first literary festival.
Join our Big Read
Join in with our Big Read and read David Baldacci’s first Amos Decker novel Memory Man.
All library members can borrow Memory Man as an e-book or e-audio book using BorrowBox between 21 September to 2 November. No waiting necessary!
Find a library
Find your local library in our library directory to find out opening hours and location details.
Join a library
You can join the library if you live, study or work in Bracknell Forest.
The library catalogue
Explore our library catalogue to access a range of services, from finding new arrivals, to updating your details.
Library services
Become a volunteer
Your local library needs you! Our libraries offer many services, and to do this they need the support of volunteers.
Library charges
Find out the charges at our libraries all in one place.
Library news
Our newsletter features latest news, as well as information about upcoming events.
e-book of the month
In a life filled with meaning and accomplishment, Michelle Obama has emerged as one of the most iconic and compelling women of our era.
In her memoir, a work of deep reflection and mesmerising storytelling, Michelle Obama invites readers into her world.
Children's book of the month
The Land of Roar by Jenny McLachlan
When Arthur and Rose were little, they were heroes in the Land of Roar, an imaginary world that they found by climbing through the folding bed in their grandad's attic. Roar was filled with things they loved - dragons, mermaids, ninja wizards and adventure.
Now the twins are 11, Roar is just a memory. But when they help Grandad clean out the attic, Arthur is horrified as Grandad is pulled into the folding bed and vanishes.
Is he playing a joke? Or is Roar real?
Contact information
Bracknell Forest Libraries