The time has come to return your library materials. Please place them in the drop box located by the back door to the library. Curb side service will begin on Monday June, 22, 2020. Stay tuned for more details on this and the 2020 Summer Reading Program!
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ANCESTRY & WEB CONTENT Tab or the many links below.
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Youth Programs
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*Please register for programs so we can plan for the best experience possible. 228-3517*
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Award Lists 2020-2021
Weekly Story Time
Wednesdays 10:30-11:30am Next Story Time date TBA Best Suited for Ages 6 & Under Each week features early literacy activities, stories, songs and a craft or STEM project. New Books!
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Read With Sailor TBA 3:00-4:00pm Reading with Sailor is the perfect opportunity for young readers to gain confidence while reading aloud. Drop in anytime to share a story with Sailor or to just visit. Sailor will be happy to see you! |
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Orphan Eleven
Gennifer Choldenko, the author of the beloved “ Tales from Alcatraz” middle grade book series is back with another exceptional read. Things have changed for orphan Lucy since she was left at the despicable Home for Friendless children. Once a social and friendly child, Lucy seems to have lost her desire to speak out loud, choosing only to write on paper to share her thoughts and desires. Noone knows what happened that caused Lucy to stop speaking. When Lucy seizes the opportunity to escape from her bleak home, she has no idea the chain of events that she has struck into motion. Lucy soon finds out that she is not alone on her quest for freedom, when 3 other orphans catch up with her and share their desire to run away as well. The unlikely quartet criss-cross the countryside seeking safety and a new place to call home. When an unexpected ally offers them asylum living and working with a traveling circus , Lucy and her new friends must each decide if this is the right choice for them. Lucy is soon faced with challenges that will require her to find her voice again in order to secure the future she dreams of. Review by Sacha Krawczyk Youth Services Librarian April 22, 2020 |
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From the Desk of Zoe Washington
By Janae Marks Age Range: 8 - 12 years Grade Level: 3 - 7 Hardcover: 304 pages Publisher: Katherine Tegen Books (January 14, 2020) As her 12th birthday looms, Zoe Washington has no idea how her life is about to change. Presently, Zoe is most concerned about securing a spot on her favorite Food Network Show, “ Kids Bake Challenge”, starting an apprenticeship at a local trendy bakery, and holding a grudge against her neighbor and former best friend, Trevor. Zoe’s summer takes an unsettling turn when she receives a letter from a man named Marcus, who happens to be her biological dad and also happens to be in jail for a crime he says he did not commit. Zoe is soon faced with questions she needs to find answers to and takes it upon herself to uncover hidden mysteries of the past. Did Marcus really commit a crime? Will Zoe win a spot on her favorite show? Pick up this well written debut novel by author Janae Marks to find out! Review by Sacha Krawczyk Youth Services Librarian |
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