Week of Monday, January 26, 2026 | | There are so many things to do at the library. When you're climbing the walls at home, consider stopping by. We've got a little something for everybody. | | | | |
Tiny Bookshelf:
18:12 Prompt #13:
Don't (moral) panic!
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The 18:12 Reading Challenge is designed to get you out of your reading box, with 18 prompts to inspire your reading throughout the year. You can find out all about it here.
This Tiny Bookshelf is devoted to Prompt #13: Don't (Moral) Panic!
A moral panic is a wave of public concern and fear about a perceived threat to society's values or safety, often focused on a specific group or behavior. (Think Salem Witch Trials). The reaction is typically disproportionate to the actual danger. (Let's all keep our wits about us!)
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Pictured here:
Dangerous Rhythms: Jazz and the Underworld by T.J. English
They Called Us Enemy by George Takei
Hour of the Witch by Chris Bohjalian
Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury
When Crack Was King: A People's History of a Misunderstood Era by Donovan X. Ramsey
Under the Eye of Power: How Fear of Secret Societies Shapes American Democracy by Colin Dickey
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PML's website is getting some maintenance work on Monday
PML's website will be down for a little while on the afternoon of Monday, January 26, while we do some maintenance work.
We'll do our best to restore service as soon as possible. Thank you for your patience.
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Are you a fixer, repairer or uniquely gifted with your hands?
If you're someone who has a unique or general talent for fixing things, we'd love to add you to our volunteer list to participate in future Repair Fairs. If you can fix lamps, mend clothes, sharpen tools or knives, fix bikes, work with leather, repair jewelry, work on small engines, patch inflatables, or otherwise REPAIR THINGS, send an email to Kelly at kgreenlee@townofcumberlandmaine.gov. Spread the word to fixers in your life.
What's a Repair Fair? Well, it's a whole lot of fun is what it is. We gather repairer and fixers to share their skills to repair items for people in our community. The event has a vibe, and it's very upbeat. We can't do it without the talented folks who give their time and talents to the event.
By the way, if you're already on Kelly's fixer list, thank you. You're still on the list. Kelly will be in touch soon about a future date.
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Nextrex Plastic Recycling Dos and Don'ts
Please be mindful of the plastics that you include with the items you recycle at our NEXTREX plastic bag recycling station. The good folks of the North Yarmouth Waste Reduction Committee are having to sort through and amend our donation bag each week. (How embarrassing!)
- NO rigid plastics
- NO crinkly bags (like candy or chip bags)
- NO frozen vegetable or fruit bags
- ONLY soft stretchy plastic bags. Think newspaper bags, produce bags ... also cereal bags
- Bags must be CLEAN and DRY
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Craft kits are available for library use
Winter can be hard. When you're climbing
the walls, it might just be time to visit the library. To
sweeten the experience, we've just added a craft
corner for itchy fingers of any age.
We have a selection of craft kits available for keeping
people of all ages busy at the library. The kits are
located on the shelves in the solarium at the far end of
the library. You'll find kits for needle felting, crochet,
watercolor, mandala, origami, coloring, drawing, and
cross stitch. Take a look next time you're in the library.
And, yes, feel free to take them off the shelf to busy
yourself while you're here.
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Now accepting children's book donations
Friends of Prince Memorial Library is hosting a Children’s Book & Bake Sale and Valentine’s Day Party on Saturday, February 7. As we approach that date, we would appreciate donations of books for children and teens. We're happy to accept gently used board books, picture books, early-readers, middle-grade books and young adults books.
Please bring your donation to the library during business hours. Your donation helps the Friends of PML support library programs and the library. Your children’s books are also being shared with families through the Cumberland Food Pantry.
Questions? Reach out to us at friendsofpml@gmail.com
Add the book sale to your digital calendar.
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Storytime Cancellations in February
There will be no Storytimes at PML or NYCC on February 17-18.
School Vacation Week cancellations
There will be no chess on February 17, no Makerspace on February 19, and no Kids D&D on February 20. LEGOs will be out all day, every day that week.
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Winter was made for binge TV!
What mere mortal doesn't love to binge a good series or movie? We've just added a portable DVD player to our Library of Things. Take it home. Bring it to camp. Borrow some movies to go along with it. (Yes, it plays Blu-ray, too!)
We're adding new Things all the time. Check out the Library of Things page on our website: https://www.princememorial.org/library-of-things/
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PML's 18:12 Reading Challenge is back!
Challenge yourself to follow our 18 reading prompts to read your way through 2026
This year marks the 5th (!!) 18:12 Reading Challenge, so we're spreading our wings a little bit. We're adding a Goodreads group, drawing mid-year raffle prizes, and inviting both adults and teens to join us. Get in on the fun.
What's it all about?
PML 18:12 adds a little bit of fun to your reading life while stretching you to read from genres and topics that might be a little bit outside your comfort zone. There are 18 prompts to inspire your reading. Read 18 books in 12 months by following the prompts (in any order), and you've completed the challenge. It's that simple.
We've got prompts and prizes to keep things interesting. Get all the information here.
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What if they had a book sale and no one came?
The Friends of PML: 50-Years Strong
Every time the Friends of PML have asked, community members have donated time, talents and money — proof-positive that the community values the work of the library.
Click here to see how the community has supported the Friends time and time again over the past 50 years.
The Friends of PML fund all of the library's programs. If you'd like to support the work of the Friends (and the work of the library), you can make a donation here.
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THIS WEEK
Creativity, AI, and the Business of Being an Artist
Saturday, January 31 at 10 a.m.
At PML
The news seems to report a new lawsuit over artificial intelligence every week. Most involve authors, artists, and musicians suing over copyright.
Join copyright expert Kevin Smith to discuss these developments and how the law and AI may interact in the future. If you are an artist trying to understand the current marketplace for your work, or just someone interested in AI and the law, this is a discussion you will want to be part of.
Kevin Smith is both a librarian and a lawyer and has spent his career at the intersection of copyright and creativity.
Add Creativity, AI and the Business of Being an Artist to your calendar.
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Open Mic Night: PML Community Music Workshop
Thursday, February 5 at 7 p.m.
(Every first Thursday)
At Tuttle Road Community Church
Hear local performers flex their skills. You'll be so impressed! Or maybe you want to do a little flexing yourself?
Add Open Mic Night to your digital calendar.
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Story-Sharing Potluck Supper
with Community Plate
Saturday, February 7
5:30 to 8 p.m.
At North Yarmouth Community Center
A perennial favorite. A community potluck, with Moth-style stories told during dessert.
Community Plate and Prince Memorial Library invite you to join us at the North Yarmouth Community Center for a special evening of connection through the sharing of food, stories, and recipes. This year's theme: Being There.
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Game Night After Hours
Friday, February 13 at 5 to 7:30 p.m.
(Every second Friday)
At PML. Free.
Old-fashioned fun without all the cleanup. For adults, teens, & families. A perfect time to meet new & old friends at the library. Bring a game or two or play some of ours.
For more information.
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Bananagrams Tournament
Saturday, February 14
1 to 3 p.m.
At PML. Free.
It ain't perfect, but it sure is fun. This is NOT an elimination tournament. Everyone can play and compete throughout the whole tournament. Top Banana takes home a small prize.
Bananagrams is easy to learn, and we're happy to teach you.
Registration is required.
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Visible Mending
Saturday, February 14 at 10 a.m.
At PML. Free
Registration is required.
Learn to paint a mandala rock. All materials will be provided.
Register for Visible Mending
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Puzzlepalooza
Saturday, February 28
10 a.m.-Noon
At North Yarmouth Community Center
Free.
A puzzle race like no other. Teams compete to complete (identical) 500-piece puzzles. Register a team of four today.
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Youth Services
Kids, Ages 0 - 11
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Little Makers
Evening and Morning Options (see below)
Let's get messy! Art is about the process, not the product. Let's explore different materials, experiment, and play! Join us to let loose and create. Please wear clothing for messy play.
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An Introduction to Learning with Yaya: Spanish for Kids
Friday, February 27, 11 to 11:45 a.m.
North Yarmouth Community Center
For kids, ages 1-5, with caregivers
Free
Discover the magic of Spanish!
Yael Herszkopf Mayer (Yaya) will be sharing a few of her wonderful books while leading a playful journey into the world of Spanish. Through games, books and music, children will learn, dance, and leave with a newfound appreciation for the beauty of the Spanish language.
Yaya runs her Learning with Yaya: Spanish for Kids program through the CNY rec department. Come to this event to see if you may be interested in signing up for future sessions at North Yarmouth Community Center.
Add Learning with Yaya to your digital calendar.
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Tuesday Storytimes
Babies & Toddlers: 10 a.m.
Preschoolers (3-5): 11 a.m.
At PML
Stories, songs, and rhymes for little people, at PML.
Add to calendar.
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Wednesday Storytime
All littles (0-5): 11 a.m.
At North Yarmouth Community Center
Stories, songs, and rhymes for little people, in North Yarmouth.
Add to calendar.
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Baby & Toddler Hangout
Wed, Thurs, and Fri
10 a.m. Ages 0-3.
At PML
Time for kids and caregivers to socialize and connect.
Add to calendar.
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LEGO Contest is coming!!
Submissions due:
Tuesday, February 17 – Tuesday, February 24
Grades preK–5
Get creative for our annual LEGO contest!
Rules: Original work. No kits. Use your own LEGOS or use LEGOS from our collection. Builds must not exceed a 12" by 12" base. One entry per kid.
If you wish, you may use PML's LEGO supply for the contest. Our LEGO buckets will be out and available for use the whole week of February 17 (please help us out with this by making sure your workspace is tidy when you are finished). We will break down your creation and return the LEGOS to our collection after the contest and voting end.
Voting:
Wednesday, February 25 – end of day Saturday, March 7
Lego creations will be on display in the Kids' Room, and ballots will be available for the public to vote. A small prize will be awarded to the 3 favorites in each age category: grades preK-1; grades 2-3; grades 4-5.
Have fun!
For more information or to add the contest to your calendar.
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Bookopoly
A Winter Reading Challenge for Kids
We're having a fun reading challenge for kids this winter. Pick up your Bookopoly game board in the kids' area of the library. Make your way around the board and complete reading challenges. Share your favorite Bookopoly reads on our "Kids Recommend" sheet on the large display board in the kids' area. You may inspire someone else!
Have fun!
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Lunch Bunch at GMS
Thursdays, January 15 - May 7
During lunch and recess at GMS
For 5th graders.
No registration required. Drop in.
Melissa reads to 5th-graders during lunch and recess. The Lunch Bunch book for the second half of the school year is Impossible Creatures by Katherine Rundell. No registration is required. Questions? Email Melissa at mhankens@townofcumberlandmaine.gov.
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Read to Nora
Wednesdays: 2/4, 2/25 4-5 p.m.
Saturday: 2/14, 2-3 p.m.
(See other dates on the calendar.)
Ages 5-11. At PML.
Register by appointment.
Nora is as sweet as they come, and can't wait to meet you and listen to a story! Bring a book to read or choose one from our collection. Because what is better than reading to a therapy dog?!
Fifteen-minute timeslots are available on a first-come, first-serve basis.
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Chess with Jay
Tuesdays, 4-5 p.m.
Ages 5-11
Drop-in.
New to chess, or looking to sharpen your skills? Join us for a fun and relaxed group for kids interested in chess.
Add to calendar.
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Lego Free-Build
Wednesdays: 12:30-5 p.m.
Ages 3-11
Drop-in.
Our large collection of LEGOs will be out on Wednesday afternoons. What can you build?!
Add to calendar.
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Makerspace Mess Around
Thursdays, 4-5 p.m.
Ages 3-11
Drop-in.
The best ideas happen by accident. Come play, experiment, and create.
We'll have plenty of materials available for making.
Add to calendar.
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Book Bounty
Book Subscription Bags for Kids in Grades 4-5
Register by the 7th of the month for our next Bounty.
Book Bounty is a book subscription bag for kids in grades 4-5. Register and complete a short survey by the 7th of the month. Book Bounty bags will be available for pick up on the display shelves near the circulation desk on/after the 15th of the month.
What's in the bag, you ask?
Each Book Bounty bag will have 2 library books based upon the preferences indicated in your survey, and a couple of small goodies to keep.
Return the books and bag by the due date, and keep the goodies.
**You must fill out a registration form for each month you wish to participate in Book Bounty.**
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Call for snacks for hungry kids
Kids and teens are hungry after school. PML Youth and Teen Services likes to be able offer kids and teens a snack and a drink when they come to the library to hang out or participate in our after-school activities.
We gratefully accept individually wrapped, nut-free snacks, cans of seltzer, and mini bottles of water to help fight off the hangries. Take a look at our wish list for ideas of snacks that have been popular, purchase from your favorite store, or have them delivered right to the library. View the wish list here: https://a.co/dJjAgNQ
Thank you!
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Teen Services
Teens, Ages 11 – 19
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The 18:12 Reading Challenge is for teens, too!
A new PML 18:12 reading challenge is launched, and we're hoping to have a few teens join the ranks of participating readers
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Read 18 books in 12 months. Use our prompts to inspire your reading. Discover new genres, topics, and titles.
Join the PML 18:12 Group on Goodreads: See bookshelves of recommended titles, see what others are reading, exchange ideas on what to read next, and share your progress:
https://www.goodreads.com/group/show/7181283-pml-18-12
Paper copies of the challenge are in the Teen Room at the library.
Enter a raffle ticket for each completed prompt. Prize drawings on May 1 and October 2. At the end of 2026, we’ll draw a prize winner from those who complete all 18 prompts.
Enter paper raffle tickets in the Teen Room at the library, or enter online: https://forms.gle/QKWhEHWG2PWiNTW7A
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THIS WEEK
Magic: The Gathering for Teens
Wednesday, January 28, February 11 & 25
6 – 8 p.m. in the Teen Room
For teens in grades 6-12
No registration required.
Come play Magic: The Gathering with us! Play this strategic, world-building card game with friends, new or old! Bring your own cards, or use our decks. No experience (or cards) necessary.
Add Magic: The Gathering to your digital calendar.
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Booked!
A book group for 6th-8th graders
Third Thursdays
4-5 p.m. in the Teen Room
Next meet: Thursday, March 19
No meet on February 19
We have a new book group for 6th - 8th graders! We'll meet in the Teen Room for snacks and a laid-back chat about our latest read (and anything else you've been reading). And yes, listening to the audio version of the book definitely counts!
March's book: The Land of Stories, book 1: The Wishing Spell by Chris Colfer. Need to put it on hold? You can do that by clicking here, and you'll get it lickety-split!
Add this book group to your digital calendar.
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Loosely Bound
A (very) relaxed book group for high schoolers
Next date and book: Fate's Bane by C.L. Clark
Saturday, February 7 at Dara Bistro
10-11 a.m.
Come hang with us at Dara Bistro (one drink or pastry is on us!). Can you come if you haven't read the book we're discussing? Yes! Can you come if you listened to the book on audio? Yes! Can you come if you didn't read the book at all but just want to see if this group feels good to you? Yes!
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From the publisher:
Warring clans. Burning hearts. Deadly fate.
The clans of the fens enjoy a tenuous peace, and it is all thanks to Agnir, ward and hostage. For as long as she can remember she has lived among the enemy, learning their ways, growing strong alongside their children. When a burgeoning love for the chieftain’s daughter lures them both to a hidden spring, a magic awakens in them that could bind the clans under one banner at last—or destroy any hope of peace. By working their intentions into leather, they can weave misfortune for their enemies… just like the Fate’s Bane that haunts the legends of the clans.
Ambitions grow in their fathers’ hearts, grudges threaten a return to violence, and greedy enemies wait outside the borders, seeking a foothold to claim the fens for themselves. And though their Makings may save their families, the legend that gave them this power always exacts its price.
Need a copy of the book? This one isn't in Minerva yet. We have a couple of copies to share; email Jennifer at jbenham@townofcumberlandmaine.gov or stop by the library to get put on the list. You'll get a copy lickety-split!
New faces always welcome.
Add this book group to your digital calendar.
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Lit Loot
Register by the 21st of the month for the next month's loot.
Lit Loot is a book subscription bag for teens in grades 6-12.
Register and complete a short survey by the 21st of the month. Lit loot bags will be available for pickup on the display shelves across from the circulation desk on/after the first of the following month.
What's in the bag, you ask?
Each Lit Loot bag will have 2 library books based upon the preferences indicated in your survey and a selection of small goodies to keep. Return the books and bag by the due date, and keep the goodies.
**You *must* fill out a registration form for each month you wish to participate in Lit Loot.**
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Sign up for the PML Teen newsletter
PML has a monthly newsletter just for teens in grades 6-12! Find out the latest information about teen happenings and programs. Teen emails preferred. (We promise not to spam your inbox.)
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Need a closet refresh?
Introducing a pilot Clothing Swap
Saturday, January 31, 9 to 11 a.m.
Wescustogo Hall and Community Center
Registration is required.
The North Yarmouth Waste Reduction Committee is piloting a Clothing Swap. Participants will each bring five to 20 items of clean, gently-used pieces of clothing to swap with other event attendees. Registration is required to participate.
Questions? Reach out to Nicole at nicolehewes@gmail.com
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Sleigh Day at Skyline Farm
95 The Lane, North Yarmouth
Saturday, February 7, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Admission is free.
Sleigh ride through Skyline’s field: $10 per person ($5 per child age 12 and under).
Lunch, hot drinks, and baked goods will be offered. Donations appreciated.
During the event, sleigh drivers will demonstrate their skills in
antique and modern sleighs and spectators will learn about the
individual sleighs, harness and horses.
For kids, activities will include a scavenger hunt and sledding in the
field (if conditions permit).
Skyline’s carriage and sleigh museum will be open and docents will be on
hand to answer questions.
The museum is also open Sundays, Feb. 8 through March 29 from 1-4 p.m.
or by appointment.
For more information, email info@skylinefarm.org
Skyline Farm is a nonprofit, all-volunteer organization that offers
recreational and educational opportunities for all ages in all seasons.
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Weekly offerings for adults | |
Mah Jongg (American-Style)
Wednesdays at 10:30 a.m. at PML
Knitting
Wednesdays at 1 p.m. at PML
Mah Jongg (Asian-Style)
Thursdays at 1 p.m. at PML
Classic Games
Thursdays, 1 to 3 p.m. at PML
Mexican Train, Rummikub, Flinch, Sequence, Parcheesi & more. They are happy to teach (or learn) new games.
Bridge
Fridays at 1 p.m. at PML
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PML Community Music Workshop: Open Mic Night
In partnership with Tuttle Road Community Church
First Thursdays. Next up: February 5
6:45 p.m. Open Mic Signups
7 - 8:30 p.m. Performances
Tuttle Road Community Church, 52 Tuttle Road
Enjoy an evening of music and community -- a great opportunity to hear local performers flex their skills or try out new pieces for an audience. All local performers are encouraged to come perform and all community members are invited to come listen. Admission is free. Refreshments will be available for a donation.
Add Open Mic Night to your digital calendar.
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Game Night After Hours!
Friday, February 13 (and every second Friday)
5 to 7:30 p.m.
At PML
Old-fashioned fun without all the cleanup! For adults, teens, and families. It's great fun. Join us!
Add Game Night to your digital calendar.
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Retired & Rewired
A Discussion and Connection Group for Retired Men
First Thursdays, 10 to 11 a.m. at PML
Next: February 5
For retired men.
A brand-new, informal discussion group for men about designing an enriching retirement experience. If you're a guy who is rewiring after retiring, this might be for you. Join Jonathan Hopps, recent retiree and Cumberland resident, and others to share thoughts, ideas and goals for an exciting new phase of your life.
This new discussion group meets the first Thursday of the month, October-March.
Add Retired & Rewired to your digital calendar.
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Cook the Book
Second Mondays, 5:30 to 7 p.m., September - June
North Yarmouth Community Center
February's cookbooks: To Die For: A Cookbook of Gravestone Recipes by Rosie Grant and Best American Side Dishes by America's Test Kitchen
Have you heard about our cookbook club? Share the joy of a new or favorite recipe with others. Every month features a different cookbook that we all cook from. Sign up for a recipe. Prepare your dish at home, then bring it to the meeting. We'll enjoy the food together. New members are welcome.
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The cookbooks sit on Kelly's desk at the library. Stop by to take a look and claim your recipe. Get on the email list by emailing Kelly at kgreenlee@townofcumberlandmaine.gov.
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Ebooks and audiobooks are available via CloudLibrary
Audiobooks, ebooks, digital comics, and movies are available for library cardholders to explore via cloudLibrary: https://www.yourcloudlibrary.com/.
Download the app onto your device, then log into your cloudLibrary account with your library card number. If you have questions or need a hand with setup, let us know. We're happy to help.
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You can book a passport appointment online
PML is a passport acceptance facility, offering services by appointment only. To learn more about the service and to book an appointment, check out our website.
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PML offers home delivery service
The PML Home Delivery Service provides free library delivery services to individuals who are residents of Cumberland or No. Yarmouth who are generally confined to their residence, either temporarily, due to illness or accident, or permanently, due to age, disability, or other mobility problems. Contact Kelly for more information: 207-829-2215 (ext 4) or kgreenlee@townofcumberlandmaine.gov.
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Book Groups
PML offers four book groups to suit different schedules & tastes. Newcomers welcome.
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The Kids are in School!! Book Group
First Tuesdays at 1 p.m. at PML, September-June
Contact Kelly to be added to the email list: kgreenlee@townofcumberlandmaine.gov
October 7: Peace Like a River by Leif Enger
November 4: Klara and the Sun by Kazuo Ishiguro
December 2: The Wager by David Grann
January 6: The Tainted Cup by Robert Jackson Bennett
February 3: The Names by Florence Knapp
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Social Topics in Lit Book Group
Second Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. at PML, October-June
New members welcome. Contact Kelly at kgreenlee@townofcumberlandmaine.gov
November 12: Sapiens (Graphic Novel Vol. 1) by Yuval Noah Harari
December 10: Dictionary of Lost Words by Pip Williams
January 14: Cleavage by Jennifer Finney Boylan
February 11: Woodworking by Emily St. James
March 11: (S)Kin by Ibi Zoboi
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Saturday Morning Book Chat
First Saturdays at 10 a.m. at PML, All Year
Contact Stacy to be added to the email list: smazur@townofcumberlandmaine.gov
February 7: The Savage Noble Death of Babs Dionne by Ron Currie
March 7: The Once and Future Witches by Alix E. Harrow
April 4: Parakeet by Marie-Helene Bertino
May 2: The Reformatory by Tananarive Due
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Thursday Book Group
Last Thursdays at 11a.m. OR 3 p.m., September–May
Choose the time that best suits your schedule. No need to RSVP. Contact Kelly to be added to the email list: kgreenlee@townofcumberlandmaine.gov
October 30: Persuasion by Jane Austen
November 20: American Mother by Colum McCann
December 18: The History of Sound: Stories by Ben Shattuck
January 29: The Salt Stones: Seasons of a Shepherd's Life by Helen Whybrow
February 26: Amity by Nathan Harris
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We have State Park Passes and Museum Passes
(Courtesy of the Friends of PML)
Each pass is unique and offers its own set of discounts and terms of use. You can find details on all of the passes on the Museums and Park Passes page of our website. Please note that we are only able to give one pass per day per museum.
The following museum and cultural sites are included in our Museum Pass Program:
- Children's Museum & Theatre of Maine (Portland)
- Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens (Boothbay)
- Farnsworth Art Museum (Rockland)
- Maine Maritime Museum (Bath)
- Maine Wildlife Park (Gray)
- Portland Museum of Art (Portland)
- Maine State Parks Vehicle Pass
Ask at the circulation desk or visit our website for more information.
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Recordings available on our website
Did you know that you can watch recordings of some of our virtual programs? We don't always record what we offer, but sometimes we do. You can find recordings of some of our most recent events on our website: https://www.princememorial.org/recordings/
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Fully tagged CLYNK bags are available in the Friends of PML book sale room. All proceeds from donated bottles benefit the Friends of PML. Thank you!
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Check out the ongoing book sale at PML
The Friends of Prince Memorial Library holds a book sale all year in the hallway to the right of the circulation desk. Great books (like new!) and puzzles for super low prices. We are always restocking the shelves, so stop by frequently. Proceeds benefit programming at Prince Memorial Library.
For more ways to support The Friends of PML, check out their website.
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The Friends of PML gladly accepts donations of gently used books, DVDs, CDs and puzzles (up to 2 small boxes or 2 shopping bags at a time), which are in good to excellent condition. Items for all ages are welcome.
The following are not accepted: Encyclopedias, magazines, textbooks, Bibles, VHS Tapes, outdated self-help or medical advice books, reference, technology or computer books, books which are written in, torn, moldy, musty, water or smoke damaged.
Please do not place donations in the Book Drop as space is limited for patrons' items. Bring donations into the library.
Thank you!
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