Due to the rising cases of COVID-19, we will check out books and deliver to the curbside in order to keep our staff and patrons safe. We are hoping this will be temporary.
We will be hosting …
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Due to the rising cases of COVID-19, we will check out books and deliver to the curbside in order to keep our staff and patrons safe. We are hoping this will be temporary.
We will be hosting our 4th Annual Gingerbread contest a little differently this year. We are asking families to create their gingerbread house with only edible material. Send us a picture of your creation for us to post of social media between Thanksgiving and Dec.18. A winner will be announced on Dec. 22. Gingerbread houses can be enjoyed at home, and possibly eaten too!
Mrs. Claus will make a short visit to the library on Dec. 5 from 10 a.m. until noon. Youngsters may bring their letter to Santa with a clearly printed name and address to give to Mrs. Claus. She will have a special treat to give the children.
Since this is a short week we are highlighting a couple of books you might enjoy!
“The Wonder Boy of Whistle Stop” by Fannie Flagg; “Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Deep End” by Jeff Kinney; and “The Berenstain Bears meet Santa Bear” by Stan & Jan Berenstain.
