Happy Holidays

xmastrees1We'd like to thank you - our members, volunteers, and donors - for choosing the Library. Your presence in the reading room, your attendance at programs, your membership renewals, your volunteering, and your gifts - all these make the American Library in Paris the living institution that it is. The staff and trustees wish you a joyful holiday season.

Charles Trueheart, Director


 
Holiday Closures

clock2The Library will be closing early on Thurs 24 December, then closed on Fri 25 December & Sat 26 December for Christmas and on Fri 1 January & Sat 2 January 2010 for New Year's.

See our Location & Hours page for details

 

Monthly Used Book Sale

Sat 9 Jan

booksale2Find great bargains on gently used books and other materials at the Library's monthly book sale - this month on the second Saturday of the month instead of the first.

Find out more

 

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Statue of Liberty ReadingFounded in 1920 as a private non-profit organization, The American Library in Paris receives no regular government subsidies and is largely financed by member fees, donations and grants.


 
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Explore the collectionOur 120,000+ collection features the best of classic and contemporary fiction, English translations of the world's finest literature, a wide variety of books, CDs, audio tapes, videos & DVDs, as well as magazines and newspapers.


 
Did you know?

Did you know?The American Library in Paris has more than 2,000 members from over 90 countries. We have more than 500 periodicals available and offer over 200 youth-oriented programs every year.