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Stop by the Memorial Book Room and we’ll help with your basic computer, internet, e-reader and tablet questions.

Please join us in Meeting Room 2 while we enjoy a screening of the new Ender's Game.

Join us in Meeting Room 2 to have company while working on your yarn projects, or to get a basic introduction to these fun hobbies.

Your one stop shop for learning to Crochet! Join us in Meeting Room 2 and bring a size G hook with cotton yarn of any color.

Join us Monday, September 8th, in the 2nd floor Board Room at 6:30pm for the Keep It Real non-fiction book discussion group. We will be discussing The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks by Rebecca Skloot, which tells the incredible story of Henrietta Lacks, the genetic samples that were taken from her in the 1950s, and how scientists have used these cells for decades to create multiple vaccines and disease treatments, all without her permission or compensation. Feel free to call the library (419-228-5113) if you have any questions.

On Monday, October 6th, the Keep It Real non-fiction book discussion group will be discussing Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can’t Stop Talking by Susan Cain. From highly researched scientific studies to interviews with successful introverts, Cain’s book shows us the differences between introverts and extroverts, the way American culture devalues introverts, and the unique contributions introverts can make in business and society. The meeting will take place in the 2nd floor Board Room at 6:30pm.

Join us Monday, November 3rd, in the 2nd floor Board Room at 6:30pm for the Keep It Real non-fiction book discussion group. We will be discussing The Girls of Atomic City: The Untold Story of Women Who Helped Win World War II by Denise Kiernan, which tells the remarkable story of the young women in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, who did top secret work for the war effort, only finding out after the fact that they were enriching uranium for the atomic bombs that were dropped on Japan. Feel free to call the library (419-228-5113) if you have any questions.

This month, the Keep It Real non-fiction book discussion group will be talking about Truman Capote’s seminal work In Cold Blood: A True Account of Multiple Murder and Its Consequences, which chronicled the murder of a family in Kansas and the subsequent manhunt for and trial of the killers. The meeting will take place in the 2nd floor Board Room at 6:30pm. Feel free to call the library (419-228-5113) if you have any questions.

PAWS to READ!

September 8 @ 6PM

Come and read a story to one of our visiting certified therapy dogs! Book sharing geared towards readers in grades K-3.

Register to attend by calling the Library.

Magic School Bus Adventures

September 22nd @ 6PM

Ages: Preschool-4th Grade 

Join super science teacher Mrs. Frizzle and her class for a wild and wacky field trip aboard a very special bus! We’ll watch the full-length episode and do a related activity. Registration begins July 28.