At the Library
Did you know the library has thousands of eAudiobooks? The Library’s audiobook collection continues to grow, as more people enjoy listening to books. Audiobooks are available electronically through Libby as well as Hoopla.
Audiobooks can help to reduce negative thinking, since listening to someone else read aloud replaces those thoughts. Whether you choose non-fiction or a great fictional story, it’s a great way to relax and focus your mind.
Audiobooks aren’t just for adults. Both Libby and Hoopla have great eAudiobook titles for teens, tweens, and kids. Both are available with your library card, and Hoopla also offers movies, videos, TV shows, and music.
Being engrossed in a great story is much healthier than scrolling on their phones, and Libby and Hoopla have thousands of the latest titles like Diary of a Wimpy Kid –Cabin Fever by Jeff Kinney, or Stick Dog Comes to Town by Tom Watson, for kids, and Caraval by Stephanie Garber, or Legend by Marie Lu.
Help kids discover the joy of reading with our huge collection of read-along books. They are a treasure trove for literacy development, and they’re fun! Kids can explore books independently, building their confidence and curiosity. With guidance and interactive elements, read-alongs make storytime exciting and accessible. Parents and caregivers can use these books to make reading a shared experience, nurturing a lifelong love of literature and learning. These magical books transform reading from a task into an adventure.
You can borrow read-alongs from early literacy through middle school reading levels.
We’ve all been there. You are listening to an audiobook and you cannot push STOP. The story is compelling, and the narrator’s voice is perfect for the story. Changing voices as the story progresses between characters, award-winning narrators make these books come to life. AudioFile Magazine gives Exceptional Audio “Earphones Awards” to only the very best in audiobooks. You can access their site here and check out the best audiobooks of 2024.
Join the Winter Reading Club and carve out some much-needed personal time. Reading offers incredible benefits. Dive into books to reduce stress, boost mental stimulation, enhance focus, spark creativity, and learn about diverse cultures and perspectives. If you have kids or teens, make it a shared family adventure, and it’s much healthier and more engaging than phone scrolling. Whether seeking personal growth or simply looking for a relaxing escape, our Winter reading club has something for everyone.
Did you ever have a neighbor who had anything and everything you ever wanted to borrow?
You do now.
The Library of Things is a collection of non-traditional items that complement our mission to inspire life-long enrichment through diverse opportunities for connecting and creating. This innovative community resource offers a diverse array of items – from tools and musical instruments to crafting supplies and technology kits. This allows you to explore new hobbies, complete practical projects, and unleash your creativity. By sharing these resources, the Library of Things transforms the library into a dynamic hub of learning, making, and connecting, where curiosity and hands-on experience are just a “borrow” away.
Books & More
Don't have time to read a book? Try listening to one instead! Check out the 2024 Audie Award Winners for some great suggestions.
READING SUGGESTIONS FOR EVERYONE
Sign up to receive reading lists via email for adults, teens and kids! Visit the Reference Desk for some one-on-one assistance to get started or request a personalized reading list.
