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Winter 2010 Osher Program Series Announced

The lectures for the Winter 2010 session have been announced.

A note on book sale donations

We wanted to let everyone know that we are not currently accepting books for our Annual Book Sale.
 
Thank you for thinking of the Library; we will be sure to announce when we are once again accepting donations. Please do not leave your donations – it costs the Library money to dispose of donations when we are not accepting them.
 
Need suggestions for places to bring your unwanted books?

Library Value Calculator

Are you a library user? Why not take a minute or two and fill in how you use the library in the Library Value Calculator, below.

 

How much does the library save you? I am pretty lucky to come to work at the Library each day, and, as such, am a very heavy library user. I estimate that I saved almost $7,000 last year using the library rather than purchasing the equivalent materials and services. Not bad!

Julie finds a great new website for getting kids to read.

There are many, many sites on the web that are designed with the purpose of getting kids to read. Some are better than others. Recently I stumbled onto a great one -- James Pattersons Read Kiddo Read. The website is visually appealing with categories presented in a clearly delineated, user-friendly format. The home page features recommended books by age level, followed by contests to enter, books for boys, interviews with authors, books to buy for Christmas and more. Click on a category and more options are at your finger tips.

Baby & Toddler Story Time cancelled this Friday

Sally has the flu! No Story Time this Friday. We will see you all next week the 18th!

Don't miss Julie Pickett, this week's 10 Questions

Our Children's Librarian, Julie Pickett, is the subject of this week's "10 Questions" column in The Stowe Reporter -- check it out at:
 
 
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A Reminder of our Holiday Closings

A list of holiday-related closings for December.

Overdue Emails Glitch Fixed!

A note on the email glitch with our overdues.

Neil Gaiman on Audio Books

Neil Gaiman discusses audio books on NPR.
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