The book Library Automation and Digital Services: Tools for the Modern Library presents a comprehensive overview of the transformation of libraries from traditional, print-based systems to digitally automated information centers. It focuses on the concepts, tools, technologies, and services that define modern library operations. The book systematically explains the foundations of library automation, digital library development, integrated library management systems, digital resources, networking, and emerging technological trends. It highlights how automation enhances efficiency in library functions such as acquisition, cataloguing, circulation, and information retrieval, while digital services expand access to knowledge beyond physical boundaries. Designed to support students, librarians, researchers, and information professionals, the book bridges theoretical understanding with practical application. Through structured chapters, it provides insight into current practices, management issues, and future directions of automated and digital library services in a technology-driven information environment.