National Library Lover's Day is celebrated on February 14th, promoting a passion for books and appreciation for libraries and their staff. It originated in Australia, initiated by the State Library of New South Wales, and has since gained popularity worldwide. On this day, individuals are encouraged to visit their local libraries, engage with the resources available, and express gratitude to librarians. The celebration highlights the library as a vital community space for learning, reflection, and access to information. Activities may include attending library events, reading quietly, and acknowledging the library's role in providing educational support and fostering a love for reading. The day coincides with Valentine's Day, emphasizing a love for books rather than romantic relationships.