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Children's Library Updates
Event Highlights
 
See a few of our upcoming events and activities below.
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Tuesday, October 20 @ 4:00 pm
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Wednesday, October 21 @ 6:00 pm
 

Registration opens on Monday, October 5.
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Registration opens on Tuesday, October 6.
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Registration opens on Wednesday, October 7.
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Registration opens on Friday, October 9.
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Featured New Books


Avery and the Squirrel Delivery
by Rowan Kingsbury
 
Avery and the Squirrel Delivery by Rowan Kingsbury is a charming and sweet introductory graphic novel that beautifully captures the magic of helping others. This heartwarming tale follows Avery, Birch and their new friend Sorrel as they embark on an important rescue mission. Together, they must brave the elements and dodge unexpected dangers to deliver much-needed medicine to a group of local squirrels. Along the way, the story thoughtfully addresses relatable themes like friendship, jealousy, and the power of looking out for your community. Enhanced with vibrant and whimsical illustrations, this fairy fantasy story provides readers with an inspiring adventure that emphasizes compassion and teamwork. Recommended for children in grades 1-3. Library card holders can click here to find it in our catalog and place a hold on the book.
The Adventures of Maud the Vampire:
Maud and the Very Eventful Week
by Lisa Anchin
 
Maud and the Very Eventful Week by Lisa Anchin is a cozy, witty, and charming early chapter book that serves as a perfect introduction for young readers who love spooky stories. This delightful narrative follows an adorable young vampire girl named Maud as her week goes gloriously and chaotically sideways. Organized into episodic chapters corresponding to the days of the week, the story tracks a series of humorous escapades, starting with the discovery of a haunted, hungry teapot at the local Night Market. Over the subsequent days, optimistic Maud confidently navigates a lively neighborhood filled with friendly monsters while setting up a "spiders and juice" sidewalk stand, dealing with a ghost infestation in her dollhouse, and hosting a successful yard sale. The story's text is enriched with beautiful, hand-drawn earth-toned illustrations that make conventionally scary concepts feel accessible and comforting. Ultimately, this first book in The Adventures of Maud the Vampire series delivers a highly entertaining, heartwarming, and just-creepy-enough celebration of curiosity and community. Recommended for children in grades 1-3. Library card holders can click here to find it in our catalog and place a hold on the book.
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