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9am - 1pm

With our community's students doing schoolwork virtually, we understand the need for internet service. Please know our Wi-Fi is available for you to use outside our normal hours of operation; you can access it outside of our building seven days a week, 7am-10pm.

Happy Reading!

Our book drop is open 24/7, or you can return your books on a book cart as you enter the library during our hours of operation. 

Whether you return your books in the book drop or on the book cart in the library, we ask that you please continue putting your books into closed plastic bags as we continue to quarantine books and other materials for 72 hours upon receipt.

This year, the American Library Association has chosen Wonder Woman to be their Library Card Sign-Up Month Honorary Chair. During the entire month of September, you can stop by the library and take a picture with Wonder Woman and your MLNV library card and share it on social media to let everyone know how proud you are to be a MLNV library patron!

Stop by our very first outdoor exhibit! 

This month we will be focusing on the Women's Suffrage Movement. The exhibit will include fun information, interactive elements, and the beautiful outdoors! 

PLEASE NOTE: The exhibit will be CANCELLED if there is inclement weather. 

 

Although the exhibit is outside, we encourage you to wear masks and practice social distancing if there are other patrons near you. We also encourage you to bring gloves to take part in the interactive elements in a safe manner! 

Over one hundred authors and poets will offer live talks and q&a!

For more information, click here.

To celebrate Banned Books Week, please join the MLNV's virtual discussion 

with local authors and professors! 

Together, we will celebrate first, the freedom to read, and second, our community coming together on a virtual platform to inform, enlighten, and challenge each other in understanding censorship as a "dead end" on the path to knowledge and expression. We want to celebrate rather than suppress dialogue.

If you are interested in participating in the Banned Books Week Virtual Panel Discussion, please contact jsilvius@nazarethlibrary.org by 9/24 to receive the link.

Join this book discussion of American Fire: Love, Arson, and Life in a Vanishing Land, by Monica Hesse online via BlueJeans! 

For more information, and to register for this book club, please email jsilvius@nazarethlibrary.org.

We are very excited to see everyone again for these beloved programs, and respectfully remind everyone to please maintain social distancing for both programs.

TumbleBook Library provides TumbleBooks (animated, talking picture books) with fiction, non-fiction and foreign language titles, Math Stories, Read-Alongs (chapter books with sentence highlighting and narration but no animation), Videos (from National Geographics), TumbleTV which consists of pre-set playlists of a sequence of books and Tumble Puzzles & Games. 

 

TumbleMath provides unlimited access to the most comprehensive collection of math picture books available anywhere.

 

TeenBookCloud is a collection of videos and chapter books in categories which include: Ebooks (Shakespeare, poetry, non-fiction, science, history, geography, etc.), Read-Alongs, Graphic Novels, Videos (from National Geographic!), and Audio Books. Their books feature adjustable text sizes, full narration, and a read-along function which highlights text as it is read. As a subscriber, you have access to lesson plans, quizzes and their Common Core Portal! These features make TBC a great tool for reluctant readers and ESL students. Plus, all these options can be switched to manual so readers can read at their own pace.

To check out other online resources, please visit the Research section of our website!