Spring Library

**Spring Library** is a location featured in *Garden Story*. It is the library of Spring Hamlet. The town's dungeon, The Stacks, is accessed from inside the library.

The Scholar's Mortarboard is unlocked as a 100% Collection reward when all the needed resources have been donated.

## Inhabitants

Spring Library is run by the turnip Hakurei and the radish Scarlet.

## Resources

The following resources are needed to restore the Spring Library:

**Chartreuse Catalogue**
 Twig

 Pebble

 Glass Shard

 Moon Kelp

**Aquamarine Catalogue**
 Glass Shard

 Glass Lens

 Water Sprout

 Flowstone

 Rot Bauble

**Brunswick Catalogue**
 Pebble

 Sap

 Rock

 Branch

 Dew Bell

**Lavender Catalogue**
 Water Sprout

 Rot Wax

 Rot Bauble

 Cobble Piece

## Books

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 Aquamarine Catalogue

#### A Lush Greenswood

 Ecology, requires 2 resources. Also unlocks Softwood Lantern utility.
*" Within Spring Hamlet, the Grove's lifecycle flourishes. And within Spring Hamlet's own ecosystem, we can see that sentiment echoed. Our soil is the most fertile, lands brimming with material ready for plucking. If the Hamlet is the heart of the Grove, the rivers are our veins, pushing our abundance of Dew to every corner of the Grove. What the local forage lacks in sturdiness and size, they make up for in flexibility and variety of use. "*
#### Birthplace: The Kindergarden

 History, requires 3 resources. Also unlocks Firebloom utility.
*" In the early days, the first of us emerged from the Kindergarden, the everlasting vine. As with every birthplace, the Kindergarden shares kinship with the Grove itself, connecting us to the very Font that sustains us. What at one time was a neverending length winding through the Hamlet itself, the Kindergarden has receded. Now the vine sits silent, a reminder of a previous era. "*
#### Dew Cleansing

 Study, requires 5 resources. Also unlocks Wood Deposit utility.
*" The rivers play an important role in Dew dispersion, but can often taint our lifesource with impurities. There are many ways to filter out these elements for a clearer, brighter, and more potable product for consumption. One such way is to utilize the Hamlet's plentiful sap gobs. "*
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 Brunswick Catalogue

#### Building Fundamentals

 Study, requires 2 resources.
*" Though brimming with resources, the Hamlet's local materials can often be lacking in substantial structure. Relying on stronger, naturally occurring structures can lead to superior structure and resource efficiency. "*
#### Vital Exchange

 Culture, requires 3 resources.
*" As the Grove's greenest locale and central location, the Hamlet is the heart of trade between towns. Without its resources, expansion to the outer reaches of the Grove would have been impossible. The inter-town paths play a vital role in transportation and socialization. Without them, each town would stagnate and suffer economically and culturally. "*
#### Basic Woodforging

 Study, requires 5 resources. Also unlocks Wooden Stake utility.
*" In spite of the Hamlet's soft woods, woodsmiths have dedicated long nights to creating viable tools for Villagers here. By utilizing the healing properties of the Hamlet's waters, the greenest of woods can be made to withstand the heaviest stressors. "*
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 Chartreuse Catalogue

#### A Humble History

 History, requires 1 resources.
*" The birthplace of all the Greenlings on the island, Spring Hamlet has stayed a humble farming town since its founding.Our close roots to the Grove's base ensures the strongest flow of Dew, an abundance that has made the Hamlet the beating heart of the Grove's trade network. Our prosperity has always been shared with the outer towns, making Spring Hamlet a popular destination for the weary and hurt of the Grove. "*
#### The Simple Lifestyle

 Culture, requires 3 resources. Also unlocks Spring Lamp utility.
*" The denizens of this small in-between town have shown themselves to be witty, creative, and kind. However, as I've seen during harsher months, even small amounts of stress cause strife between them. While their immediate needs are met, each villager struggles with their own personal issues. Villagers are highly social, and as such, stresses can have compounding effects in this tight community. "*
#### Guardian: Plum

 Culture, requires 4 resources. Also unlocks Wooden Bench utility.
*" A stalwart pillar of the community, Plum rarely leaves the Hamlet. True to their hometown, Plum has shirked the inter-town tendencies of the other Guardians, choosing instead to extend help to the Hamlet's many villagers. Tender and humble, the Hamlet could never imagine a world without their Plum. "*
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 Lavender Catalogue

#### The Rot Descends

 History, requires 2 resources.
*" It first came from Autumn Town, crawled down the steppes and wreaked havoc on our resources. Our fauna grows back quickly but now oozes congeal in every corner of the Hamlet. We never thought it'd reach us at the base of the Grove, but now even humble farmers are scared to work. "*
#### An Age of Bravery

 History, requires 3 resources. Also unlocks Spring Request Board utility.
*" Few dared to fight our fetid foe face-to-face. However, those who stepped up and found victory against them gained favor quickly. Those in Autumn Town came to call these Grove-chosen heroes their Guardians. Of the island, 8 were ultimately chosen, though only 2 remain.
(Someone scrawled something about Concord towards the end of the page.) "*
#### Rot Temperament

 Ecology, requires 4 resources. Also unlocks Village Storage utility.
*" The Rot of Spring Hamlet seems much more docile than the variations beyond the village's circle. Most issues seem to come from rotting roots growing into our town. Though their numbers are few, the meek villagers of the Hamlet have still come to fear them. "*