NEW NEW NEW NEW NEW

Stop by the library Friday afternoon, January 28 and be the first to see the new additions. There's already waiting lists going on some of them, so get in line! Three favorites....

Life by Keith Richards....yes that rocker of the Rolling Stones that is so near and dear to librarians hearts. If you are a Keith or Stones fan, get in line behind me for this one. On the best seller lists, this is sure to be popular.

Oh, and here's why he's extra dear to my heart.... "When you are growing up there are two institutional places that affect you most powerfully: the church, which belongs to God, and the public library, which belongs to you. The public library is a great equaliser." ~Keith Richards

The Lost Gate by Orson Scott Card. "Card's newest series opener can't decide whether it's a thought experiment featuring a nifty magic system, a YA urban fantasy, or a series of fantasy interludes, so it settles for performing all three tasks satisfactorily, if not spectacularly." ~Publishers Weekly

Bloody Valentine by Melissa de la Cruz "Combined with all the glitz, glamour, and mystery fans have come to expect, this is sure to be another huge hit in the Blue Bloods series."

What's at the Library?

Resources

Resources available at the library, such as books, CDs, DVDs, magazines, games, computers, Internet access and more

Books

Libraries carry many categories of books such as fiction, nonfiction and reference. Believe it or not, we keep current on the popular best seller lists. Try us and see, if you don't find what you like, let us know and we'll get it!

Movies

Save money and cut down on errand time by picking up your weekend movie at your local library. We carry an assortment of DVDs for entertainment and education.

Bond with your children while watching blockbusters like Iron Man. Pick up that documentary you have been meaning to watch. Whether you want informative films such as Iron Jawed Angels, or foreign films like Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, libraries are a great place to look for them.

Music

Assorted genres of music can be found at libraries, from the latest album by Taylor Swift to Broadway hits. Many libraries offer eclectic music collections that span much of music’s history. Find out more about your local library’s music collection by visiting one near you.

Reference Librarians

Reference librarians not only know the library like the palm of their hands, they also have a wide knowledge of authors, technology and more. If you need help finding a book or category, or want a book recommendation, ask a readers advisory librarian.

Computers/Printers/ Copiers

If you don’t have a computer, copier or printer at home, you can able to access these technologies at your local library. Whether you want to print out a grocery list, send an e-mail or print out documents, libraries may have the resources to help.

Internet

Most libraries offer free Internet access. You can use your local library’s Internet to job hunt on sites such as CareerBuilder or Craigslist, check music venues or find show times for movies. The Internet is a great resource for finding information for school or business projects. If you don’t have an Internet connection at home, take advantage of this resource at a library near you.

Feel the heat, catch the FEVER!

The latest is here....Karen Marie Moning's latest, Shadowfever, is available for reserve! Yes, reserve list only at this point if you want to read it. Call me, email me, stop in, go online. Do what you have to do to get in line! Check out the widget link at right for more info on this series. I also have some blog entries that tell more about this series and others like it if you happen to be a fan of Twilight, House of Night or Vampire Academy and are looking for more authors....