Young Adult Services Librarian Katie Smith recommends these new titles that have been added to our digital collection.  

Adult Services Librarian Alexis Lawrence recommends these new eBook titles.

Shiner by Amy Jo Burns
The Paris Hours by Alex George
Me 2.0 by Dan Schawbel
Oh snap, My career is in Crisis by Maggie Huffman
Anthem by Ayn Rand
All the lonely people by Cari Dubiel
Anne of the Island by L.M Montgomery

Check out these and other eBook titles here.

Children's Services Librarian Mary Ferris recommends these books for young readers.

Learn about the impact of Alzheimer's, the difference between Alzheimer's and dementia, stages and risk factors, current research and available treatments for symptoms, and resources.   Register for this webinar by calling 1-800-272-3900.

Family program.  A citizen science program led by Wood Library and Cumming Nature Center. During weekly Zoom meetings, participants will learn how to record the animals and plants that they see in nature through field journaling and a kid-friendly naturalist app called Seek.  Registration requested.   

Read and discuss Women Rowing North by Mary Pipher.  Contact Alexis Lawrence for information.

Poet, author, and Assistant Professor of Africana Studies at Hobart and William Smith Colleges, Dr. James McCorkle, will join us for our first virtual author visit!  Dr. McCorkle will talk about his book of poetry In Time and what inspires him to write.  Message Alexis Lawrence for the link to this special virtual program.

Want to learn more about your your family.  Use your library card to access Ancestry and make new discoveries!     Check it out here!

Chilean, award-winning, classical pianist Claudio Espejo made a special appearance at our May 1 Appreciation Event and performed selections by Ravel and Bach.  Enjoy a recording of his performance from the comfort of your home.

We are creating a display of local seniors.  Please send a photo and some information about your graduate to Teen Services Librarian Katie Smith.  Thank you!

This week we salute the college students and graduates in our library family. You managed to persevere despite COVID-19 and all the disruption it brought to your studies.  Take a moment to breathe and reflect on all that you accomplished.  It was a big deal.