library-goers

Readers seeking shelves

Library-goers are people who visit libraries, especially as a regular habit.

The term emphasizes the act of going rather than membership or borrowing: The new hours accommodate evening library-goers.

It parallels formations like moviegoers and churchgoers.

patrons

readers

Those who peruse text

members · regulars · bookworms · researchers · students · browsers · users · bibliophiles · checkout · returns

community

programs

Coded instructions for computers

lectures · author visits · literacy classes · ESL learners · senior services · youth programs · summer reading · outreach · inclusion · accessibility

demographics

students

Those receiving instruction

parents · toddlers · retirees · homeless · job seekers · immigrants · homeschoolers · commuters · scholars · academics

activities

studying

Deliberate learning effort

borrowing · computing · printing · copying · scanning · meeting · tutoring · programming · storytelling · crafting

Opposites
venue preference/social behavior

library-goershomebodies

People preferring domestic life

shut-ins · recluses · hermits · couch potatoes · bar-goers

relationship to reading/information

library-goersilliterates

People unable to read

anti-intellectuals

information-seeking behavior

library-goersdigital natives

Those raised with technology

Family

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Familiarity
Top 500,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G