Form of Media: Books corresponds to which broader medium?

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Books are a printed form of content, and the library represents the system that makes those printed works available and accessible to people. A library collects, curates, and lends books, serving as the environment through which readers encounter printed material. Because the question is asking for the broader medium that encompasses books in real-world access—where you actually find and borrow them—the library fits best. Internet and broadcast media describe digital or audio/visual channels, while print media would describe the content itself rather than the setting that distributes it.