A library in Douglas has introduced an LGBT collection as a way of 'respecting diversity and equality'.
Henry Bloom Noble Library has worked with the Manx Rainbow Association to bring together fiction and non-fiction titles for adults and young people.
The books have Lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender authors and themes.
It's hoped the collection will help widen the library's audience and promote greater understanding of the writing of 'some truly inspirational authors'.
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