Annelies Koller: A librarian who shaped Glanegg

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Erfahren Sie, wie Annelies Koller, die lange Leiterin der Bücherei in Glanegg, die Liebe zum Lesen in Kindern und Erwachsenen weckte und damit ein wertvolles Vermächtnis hinterließ.
Find out how Annelie's Koller, the long director of the library in Glanegg, awakened the love of reading in children and adults and thus left a valuable legacy. (Symbolbild/DNAT)

Annelie's Koller, the long -time head of the library in Glanegg, left a lasting impression, even after she had to leave her office. Her commitment to reading, both adults and children, was remarkable. Many children and adults in the community have developed deeper appreciation for books through their devotion to literature.

The key message from Annelies was clear: "Reading competence is an important basic value for life." They were often heard that reading in childhood was the best way to ensure that you also like to read in adulthood. Her conviction that early reading is crucial for good education has inspired many people in Glanegg.

a life's work for the community

Koller never issued books. She regularly carried out reading promotion programs and organized special events to encourage children and their parents to spend time with books. Her passion for reading was unmistakable and noticeable in every interaction she had with the visitors of the library.

The library itself is more than just a place where you can borrow books. It is a center of learning and community that has grown on Koller's ideas. Many children who grew up in Glanegg proudly tell about their experiences in the library under their direction. The joy of reading that Annelie's Koller planted in the hearts of people will surely remain for a long time.

The efforts of Koller were recognized by many in the region. Your views of the importance of reading are particularly relevant at a time when digital media prevail and the classic books are often pushed into the background. Voices like that of Annelie's Koller are fundamental to encourage the next generation, appreciate the printed word and love what succeeds through the initiative of the library.

In many conversations it is mentioned that their philosophy of reading promotion still serves as the basis for new programs to gain children and adults alike to read. Annelie's Koller not only invested her time and energy in the library, but also lived a real passion for teaching and promoting reading, which will continue to have a long time in the Glanegg community.