Kentuckians Checked Out 20 Million Books In 2012

Contributor: Christine Winter
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Updated: 2/15 7:48 pm
Kentuckians checked out 20 million library books last year.

That's according to the Kentucky Department of Libraries and Archives.

About 2.5 million Kentuckians have library cards, and they're used at 119 public library systems.

The state says 1.2 million kids took part in library children's programs.

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