Libraries Are For Everyone: Polish

ByHafuboti

Polish translation was provided by Ewa L., one of Wendy’s parents, and Magda Rosol! The more, the merrier (and better at ensuring that I get it right)!

Thank you Ewa L., anonymous parent, and Magda!!!

Click the above image for a full set of Polish LAFE signs.

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