Category: Children (page 38)

Read a sports book, fact or fiction.

 For fans of Harry Potter, the Library will be hosting a midnight launch party for the release of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, a play script of the next installment in the wizarding world of JK Rowling. The party…

This week’s reading challenge, for 3 Loot points in your green book, is… read a book in a series! In this instance, a series is defined as having at least 4 books.  Please pick a new book that you haven’t…

Read a book from the Dewey Decimal range 500 to 599. (Easy or Juvenile sections both!)

If your child is doing the weekly Library Loot challenges, here is the current list. Please present your green book once you have done a challenge so we can give you credit! Be prepared to chat with us about the…

For children entering grades 1-7 who are enjoying the Library Loot program, here are the 3 current weekly challenges: – read a classic (20+ years old; high quality book that stands the test of time) – read a book about…

Readers, sign up for summer reading via our SUMMER READING WEBSITE. You can also sign up at the Library. Be sure to stop by the Library to write your name on our participation board.  Read books that you enjoy, earn…

Reading over the summer is so important … and so fun! Sign up for the Library’s Summer Reading Challenge any time beginning June 1. Our program is easy, fits your schedule, and is for children ages 0-8 (younger children) or…

I’m pretty fond of the site Brightly in general, but this post made me a little mushy-hearted. Do you see yourself in this article?   http://www.readbrightly.com/visiting-the-library-makes-me-a-better-parent/ 

Library preschool programs help children get ready for school and meet other children. Plus, they’re fun! Mondays at 10:30 – Toddler Time for ages 1-2. Siblings welcome. Tuesdays at 10:30 – Storytime for ages 3-5. Themed craft for participants immediately…