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![Acknowledgement of Country Artwork - My Boodja My Turtle Dreaming](/sites/default/files/styles/slq_companion/public/2024-09/ART0247_My%20Boodja%20My%20Turtle%20Dreaming.jpg?h=6ca1af04&itok=_cy6PbQp)
My Boodja, My Turtle Dreaming
Joanne Parfitt specially created this artwork to welcome visitors to the State Library and provide a deeper understanding of the land we live on.
![Volunteer in the State Librarys board game area](/sites/default/files/styles/slq_companion/public/2024-05/DSCF0830_Volunteer%20checking%20games.jpg?itok=jHcBC4Rs)
Board games and puzzles
On Level 2, discover a selection of board games and books about board games including jigsaw puzzles, chess, mah-jong, Scrabble, Monopoly, Catan, Cluedo, large print playing cards and much more.
![Parent and child reading a book from the Community Languages Collection](/sites/default/files/styles/slq_companion/public/2024-09/79_Library%20images_Miles%20Noel.jpg?h=d5d0082d&itok=DugenPHZ)
An extensive collection of books and resources in over 40 languages found on Level 1.
![Interior of Discovery Lounge State Library of WA](/sites/default/files/styles/slq_companion/public/2021-04/DSCF0200-HDR_Discovery%20Lounge%20interior.jpg?itok=Ppb5vIH6)
Use a PC, free Wi-Fi, study or read a newspaper, magazine, or Western Australian authored book in our Discovery Lounge on the Ground Floor.
![DSCF1664Ground and Co cafe](/sites/default/files/styles/slq_companion/public/2021-07/DSCF1664_Ground%20and%20Co%20cafe.jpg?itok=hy84rjQ_)
Serving delicious coffee, happy service, and book online. They are providing employment to break the cycles of homelessness. Open Monday to Friday, from 7:30am to 2:00pm on the Ground Floor.
![JS Battye Library Reference Desk on Level 3](/sites/default/files/styles/slq_companion/public/2024-08/60_Miles%20Noel%20Studio%20Library%20photos%20%282%29.jpg?h=d46ae5b2&itok=wtWoZAk7)
The J.S. Battye Library of West Australian History is a primary source for any information relating to Western Australia, historical or current.
![Looking at a historical book in the Leah Jane Cohen Reading Room](/sites/default/files/styles/slq_companion/public/2024-09/233_Library%20images_Miles%20Noel_0.jpg?h=ace4a608&itok=nCuPaOJx)
View the State Library’s rare book or archival collections on Level 3.
![Activity panels in The Story Place](/sites/default/files/styles/slq_companion/public/2023-01/DSCF7154_People%20in%20the%20Library.jpg?h=f1409859&itok=gBJjZFNA)
A special and colourful space for children aged 0-8 and their parents or carers. Located on the Mezzanine Level find a great selection of books, see original artwork, sing a song and play games.
![State Archives School punishment books](/sites/default/files/styles/slq_companion/public/2021-04/DSCF4089_SRO%20School%20punishment%20books.jpg?itok=Gw_OviVr)
State Records Office
Ensuring permanent accessibility to the essential evidence of the business of government in Western Australia.
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A designated space for high school students, with past ATAR exam papers, study guides and other exam-related resources.