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Here are some of the featured titles on the Indie Next List for January 2019.  Click on a cover to place a hold, or click here to view the full annotated list.                                     Happy reading! —Katie, Adult Reference

Here are the featured titles from the January 2019 edition of the Library Reads list. One of the new features for the list is the Library Reads Hall of Fame, which features authors that have already been included on three or more previous lists. Consider them bonus reading suggestions! As always, click on a cover […]

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It’s week three of our Read Harder 2019 challenge, which means it’s time to choose a book by a woman or an author of color that won an award in 2018.  What’s great about this challenge is that you can choose any genre you want – mystery, romance, literary fiction, you name it!  There are […]

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Besides being associated with Valentine’s Day, February is also known as Library Lovers’ Month! (Of course, if you ask me, every month is Library Lovers’ Month, but I digress. As usual, we’ve pulled a few books for the occasion, and  you can click on a cover or a title to place a hold. We’re also […]

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We’ve got another great round up of newly published books for this month – click on a title or a cover to place a hold! Fiction                                   Nonfiction                 Young Adult   […]

Due to the extreme cold weather, we’re making some changes to our operating hours over the next few days: Tuesday, January 29: closing at 5pm Wednesday, January 30: closed all day Thursday, January 31: opening late at 1pm All programs, classes, and events hosted by other organizations will be canceled. If you have scheduled an […]

The second Read Harder challenge for this year is pretty straightforward: read an alternate history novel. If you’re unfamiliar with the term, “alternate history” means exactly what it sounds like: a book of supposed historical fiction where historical events didn’t occur the same way. These books ask questions like “What if Germany had won World […]