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Announcements
We're launching a seed library! What is a seed library? A seed library collects and stores seeds and shares them with members of the community for free. Seeds will be available in all three library locations in mid-March. Grow seeds in your yard, on your deck, on a windowsill, or anywhere else you get sunlight! Want to know more about gardening from seeds? Join us at the West Branch on March 24 for a how-to workshop. |
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West Branch Community Room |
This biographical documentary chronicles the career of Mae West, one of Hollywood's most forward-thinking comic scriptwriters and performers. - Carrie, Reference Librarian |
Amelia Bloomer, a rebellious reformer and early women's rights activist, invented bloomers, liberating women from the dangerous and oppressive clothing of the mid-1800s. - Alison, Children's Librarian |
Ada Lamarr is a scavenger who needs just a little rescue after finding a crashed ship on an uninhabitable planet. Or does she? This novella will keep you guessing through the whole thing. - Brigid, Community Services Librarian |
Brash, disobedient, strong-headed, and all around wonderful Lyra is thrown into a fantastical adventure when her scheming uncle leaves her in the care of a sinister woman and she escapes with a group of people investigating missing children. - Jake, Library Social Worker |
A tense and atmospheric novel about a 12-year-old girl who becomes captivated by her charming and manipulative teacher along with the rest of her classmates in 1980s New Zealand. - Cathy, Reference Librarian |
When a family tragedy leads an aspiring natural scientist to discover supernatural secrets, she finds herself breaking more rules - and facing more danger - than she ever imagined. - Annie, Children's Librarian |
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