The Moorea Library is a public service dedicated to reading, learning, and access to culture. It is open to everyone and caters to residents, families, schoolchildren, and students. It offers a varied collection: novels, documentaries, comic books, children's books, school books, and educational materials. The library also has a rich local collection dedicated to French Polynesia and Moorea: history, culture, environment, society, languages, heritage, and scientific research. These works are a valuable resource for better understanding the territory. The library is a quiet place, suitable for reading on site, school work, and research. It allows visitors to borrow books, study, or help children with their learning. In addition to the main site, a bookmobile circulates around the island. It serves different neighborhoods and valleys, bringing books and documents closer to residents. This service facilitates access to reading for people who live far from the center, children, and families. In Moorea, the library and its bookmobile fulfill an essential mission: to guarantee free access to knowledge, promote local resources, and maintain a local cultural service throughout the island.
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