Presenting part three in a series of library-themed knitting projects: Ranganathan's Mitts (from Ravelry). Named after Indian mathematician, and founder of the Five Laws of Library Science! Made out of a silk yarn, because I am tired of being in pain over my own fiber choices.
Five laws of library science - Wikipedia
The second law of library science, "Every reader his or her book," means that librarians are to serve a wide collection of patrons, acquire literature to fit a wide variety of needs, and refrain from judging what specific patrons choose to read. Librarians should respect that everyone is different and that everyone has different tastes regarding the books they choose.
The third law of library science, "Every book its reader," means all books have a place in the library, even if only a small demographic might choose to read them.