Free Audiobooks all summer!!
AudioFile Sync offers 2 free audiobooks a week. Once you
download them they are yours. You can sign up for email
or text reminders so you never miss out on a title.
This program starts on April 28th!!!
April is National Poetry Month!
Poetry is an accessible form of literature that allows people to reflect on important issues or just have some rhyming fun.
Check out the National Poetry Month page on the Poets.org website, participate in the Dear Poetry multimedia education project, or swing by and grab a book of poetry.
Women’s History Month
It’s always interesting to see how much things change over time, and then again how much things might stay the same. Take a look at the information here: Women’s History Month and see if there’s something that makes you go “Hmmm?”
Celebrate Black History Month!
Read a book by an African American author!!
Swing by and find something that you are interested in.
New ebooks for ELA Literary Research
We’ve got some great new resources for you novel and literary theme/devices research.
You can find the link in the Resources for Research section of this website. Look for
Remember you can always email me or come by the library to get help with research for any class.
New Books!! Check out our New Book Section
(Click on the title to read more about the book.)
Trump: the Presidential Photographs
(Click on the title to read more about the book.)
Continue the Conversation
The official week of Banned Books is over but we can continue to celebrate our FREEDOM TO READ!!!!! If you’d like to think more about censorship and people’s attempts to ban books listen to Jason Reynolds’ Facebook live event: Ask Jason Reynolds Anything About Banned Books.
Banned Books Week
Banned Books Week is an annual event to celebrate our freedom and right to read. Take a look at the top 10 challenged books of 2020. Swing by the library and get your picture taken in front of the “Caught Reading a Banned Book” board. See you in the stacks!
Emergency Broadband Benefit Program for Internet Access
Do you, or does someone you know need help getting broadband during the pandemic? The Emergency Broadband Benefit could help. You may be eligible for a discount of up to $50 per month on your #broadband service, or up to $75 per month if you live on qualifying Tribal lands. Eligible households can also receive a one-time discount of up to $100 for a laptop, desktop computer, or tablet purchased through a participating provider. For more info, visit: getemergencybroadband.org.