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Funny Books for the Family
/in Kids, Read/by Kelly KApril Fool’s Day isn’t just about pranks; add a laugh to your day with one of these hilariously funny books! Youth Services has compiled a list of books guaranteed to get you giggling. Laugh along with these books while developing language and a love of reading. Books on this list are for babies to teens […]
Read So Much More with Hoopla!
/in Read, Uncategorized/by JuliaThis past year has greatly changed my reading habits. Before we found ourselves safer at home last spring, I was a reluctant e-reader. I sought the weight of a real, paper book in my hands, and relished the time away from a screen. Since then I’ve discovered, at times out of necessity, a whole new […]
Frank Einstein and Scribble Bots Go to Book Club
/in Kids, Read/by JuliaOur Tween Book Club, the Book Scouts, has selected Frank Einstein and the Antimatter Motor by Jon Sciescka for the upcoming March virtual meeting. Frank, a kid genius and inventor, is trying to win the Midville Science hundred-thousand cash prize, when, one night, a robot brings itself to life in his workshop. With Klink, the […]
Stitch a bookmark in March!
/in Kids, Learn, Play/by JillSpring Break will look different this year not only because of the ongoing pandemic, but also because the library is on the move! To prepare for a temporary closure, Youth Services is offering several different craft/activity bags for pickup in March, while supplies last. They could be just the thing to keep your kiddos busy […]