What type of media is commonly available from most libraries in addition to books and CDs?

Most libraries offer a variety of media resources beyond traditional books and CDs, and DVDs are a prominent example. DVDs provide access to films, documentaries, educational content, and various video resources that can enhance learning and entertainment. They are commonly collected in libraries due to their popularity and the increasing demand for visual and audio-visual material, making them an integral part of library collections.

While magazines, internet access, and video games may also be available in many libraries, DVDs stand out as a conventional media format where libraries maintain substantial collections to cater to patrons' interests in film and television. This makes DVDs a common media offering alongside books and CDs in most library systems.