In Estonia, libraries are far more than mere repositories for books; they are the nation's digital nerve centers. With a population of only about 1.3 million, Estonia boasts an impressive average of one public library for every 1,500 residents—a stark contrast to many larger economies that require tens of thousands of citizens to support a single facility. These libraries are almost entirely digitized, integrated with advanced e-reading interfaces and national identity authentication services. Even in the most remote villages, libraries function as hubs for national digital literacy training, ensuring equitable access and solidifying Estonia's status as one of the world's most digitized societies with the highest library resources per capita.