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I'm of two minds about this.
As a parent who is also a voracious bookworm and longtime denizen of the local libraries everywhere I've lived, there are many books in the library that I would not want my child reading, mostly due to them not being developmentally appropriate and some because the subject matter is objectionable. In that particular context, I don't see a problem with this particular policy. It's effectively no different than having parental controls on phones/internet/etc.
On the other hand, this continues the nationwide trend of infantilization across pretty much every sector that impacts the public, regardless of age or subject matter. As parents, we should be responsible for instilling the correct values in our kids so they know what kinds of books are acceptable and appropriate to check out without the nanny state mandating it for us.
I’m curious as to whether this sign is at the front entrance to the library itself, or is it at the entrance to the “adult” section? I am firmly in the camp of unrestricted reading for all age groups, but could see why a library might not want young kids running around unsupervised in an area where adults are trying to experience a quiet environment.
It’s also a pretty universal truth that the more “forbidden” you make something, the more kids want to get at it.