The North West London Blues Summary

In her essay “The North West London Blues,” Zadie Smith’s explanation about a library problem, the problem that libraries are shutting down. For example the setting or theme of the library to attract people, marketing won’t help libraries because now we have it online and still need it for social reality, and showing how people feel about the situation of libraries closing. Smith persuades readers to save Public libraries. Libraries have many sceneries all over the world like a big city, quiet cafe, a tropical resort, and etc. Smith’s point about this that libraries are not failing “because they are libraries.” It usually depends on the wealth of the town and library. To spread out marketing is common in many chain franchises. Still a library
has no use for a library, nor can’t recreate in the internet. Libraries would have activities or events all year round that takes place at a library. Lastly people that love going to libraries are feeling sad, angry, and lost. Protesting the closing of a library and let it open for a long time. Solution for library closing keep it open forever, so everyone is happy all over the world. In conclusion that Smith’s three points about libraries closing. First was setting in the town or city with the wealth of the two. Second marketing won’t do it so promote an event. Last is people who love going to libraries should stay open in the public. A library is a key factor for towns. Learning and knowledge are the two pieces of a library.