This year, Banned Books week is October 4th-October 10th! Straight from the American Library Association: “Banned Books Week launched in 1982 in response to a sudden surge in the number of book challenges in libraries, schools, and bookstores. This year’s Banned Books Week campaign features three illustrations showing how libraries and access to information enrich our lives. The artwork from award-winning illustrators Hyesu Lee, Loveis Wise, and Mikey Burton embraces joy and creativity as acts of resilience, reminding our communities that a handful of people running organized censorship campaigns should not be allowed to dictate what the rest of us can read.”

Have you ever found yourself wondering what to read next?

Does your book group struggle sometimes to come up with titles for your upcoming meetings?

Our Book Group Selections webpage offers a full list of past Book Group choices from January 2019 to date. Arranged by Author and chronologically for your convenience, scroll through and find your next read!

Each image of a star indicates how many book groups have selected the title since 2002. No image of a stars means the book has only been selected once. Non-fiction titles have a NF after the title. Children’s titles have a juv after the title and Young Adult titles have a YA.

The library’s puzzle swaps are becoming such a hit, that we decided to move the next one up a month!

Join us on Saturday, October 17th, from 1pm-4pm in the Village Center for a puzzle swap.

If you have some puzzles you’ve already completed and would like to pass them along to others, then you’ll enjoy the swap! It’s also a great way for you to grab a few puzzles for yourself.

How the Puzzle Swap Works:

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