Propaganda

Death’s library, the Discworld series by Terry Pratchett

• Death’s library contains the life stories of every person, living or dead. They write themselves.

Justice Strauss’ library, A Series of Unfortunate Events by Lemony Snicket:

• Library that saved an orphan from an arranged marriage, owned by a kind and well-meaning judge.

Propaganda

Justice Strauss’ library, A Series of Unfortunate Events by Lemony Snicket:

• Library that saved an orphan from an arranged marriage, owned by a kind and well-meaning judge.

Golden City of Tseila, Mysterious Cities of Gold:

• The City of Gold (whose proper name is only revealed in season 4) holds a copy of “every text that has been written since the invention of writing”. It’s difficult to fact-check, but if it’s true, then it ought to beat every other library in the world.

Also the City in general is pretty neat and iconic. It can fire sunbeams at flying ships. I say, if the Library of Alexandria could fire sunbeams, maybe it’d still be intact.

• Tseila is the first City of Gold of the series. Its library holds a copy of every document since humans could write.

Men of Letters Bunker, Supernatural:

• It may not be the most impressive library in this poll, it may not even be considered a library, I’m not really sure. But it is from Supernatural and this is the Supernatural website so it deserves the win anyway. Nepotism

Barnaby B. Busterfield III Memorial Public Library, Between the Lions:

• The best library in all of children’s media
• https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=NpRmCXTdlE8