Thousands of books have been issued from Waipā libraries in the first three days of reopening as book lovers can finally satisfy their fix.
Around 3090 books have been issued by the Cambridge library and 2160 by the Te Awamutu library since both facilities reopened their doors on Monday 25 May.
Under alert level 2, community facilities such as libraries and museums were able to reopen with restrictions in place.
Waipā District Council acting community services manager, Brad Ward, said the response from the community since reopening had been 'fantastic'.
"People are clearly very happy to be able to go back into our libraries again and we are very pleased to welcome the community back. We've received lots of really positive feedback.