Genevieve CogmanThen what is the purpose of the Library?" Vale asked." To save books, " Irene said firmly.
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To save books" is a phrase used to sum up the purpose of libraries. They are there so people can look up information and find whatever they need. Thus, "to save books" means that the library is here to help people.
Source: The Invisible Library
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