Libraries were my salvation as a young bookworm, in the days when I had time to read books by the dozen. I am still a borrower in two counties, plus the mobile library.
However, council funding cuts mean that our visits have been steadily whittled down to monthly, from weekly, then fortnightly. Our librarians knew what everyone liked, suggested titles and authors people might enjoy, saved new books for pet readers, and chose a selection for house-bound regulars, which were collected and delivered by their friends, generally without sending the same books twice.
Sadly library services are a shadow of what they were once. In my parents and grandparents youth, they were the means to an education for people who left school at 14.
Good luck from me too, Sadik.