Whether you are just beginning your library's maker efforts or are recalibrating a few years into your work, Making in School and Public Libraries is designed to help you grow your makerspace in a way that is engaging, affordable, and sustainable. Building on eight years of makerspace activities in the Michigan Makers and Making in Michigan Libraries project, the authors share their experiences creating or co-creating makerspace spaces and activities with for a wide band of interests, materials, tools, age groups, communities, budgets, and needs. pReaders will gain practical insights about how top ul liDefine goals and target audiencesli liCustomize programs to meet community needsli liEquip a makerspaceli liDocument activitiesli liAssess achievements and areas for growthli liEngage makers in a variety of technology and hands-on activities, including robots, 3D printing, sewing, cardboard challenges, knitting and crochet, design thinking, and zinesli ul pThe authors' experiences includ