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Survey
Please take a moment to complete a short three question survey regarding the library hours by clicking on the following link:
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/9RP9CZY
Thank you!
Financial Literacy Month
April is Financial Literacy Month
The following websites offer a variety of lessons for children ages Kindergarten through 4th grade which may be helpful in introducing skills associated with managing money:
Financial Literacy for Kids : organized by grade, topics include budgeting, spending, earning, saving, assessing needs vs. wants, and avoiding scams
Money Instructor : lessons in identifying, counting, and handling money
Money Flashcards : groupings of currency and coins to add together
Large Print Titles on Loan
The library has the following LARGE PRINT titles on loan for the next few months:
- The Dressmaker, by Kate Alcott
- Summer Rental, by Mary Kay Andrews
- 13 1/2, by Nevada Barr
- Four Weddings and a Kiss, by Margaret Brownley
- The Healing, by Wanda E. Brunstetter
- The Secret Keeper, by Sandra Byrd
- A Perfect Square, by Vannetta Chapman
- Nothing to Lose, by Lee Child
- Lonestar Sanctuary, by Colleen Coble
- Lonestar Secrets, by Colleen Coble
- Seconds Away, by Harlan Coben
- Carrot Cake Murder, by Joanne Fluke
- Lowcountry Summer, by Dorothea Benton Frank
- The Accomplice: The Silent Partner, by Marcus Galloway
- Girl Missing, by Tess Gerritsen
- Silverman, by Zane Grey
- Fly Away, by Kristin Hannah
- The Blue Bistro, by Elin Hilderbrand
- Cold Cold Heart, by Tami Hoag
- Haven, by Kay Hooper
- Cold Betrayal, by J.A. Jance
- Luke Jensen, Bounty Hunter Dead Shot, by William W. Johnstone
- Savage Texax, by William W. Johnstone
- The Maid of Fairburne Hall, by Julie Klassen
- Shalako, by Louis L’Amour
- The Bridesmaid, by Beverly Lewis
- The Fiddler, by Beverly Lewis
- Three-Day Town, by Margaret Maron
- Raina’s Choice, by Gilbert Morris
- Law at Angel’s Landing, by Wayne D. Overholser
- Killing the Blues, by Robert B. Parker
- 1st to Die, by James Patterson
- 2nd Chance, by James Patterson
- Dorchester Terrace, by Anne Perry
- The Rebel Wife, by Taylor M. Polites
- Hellbox, by Bill Prozini
- The Wild Breed, by Roe Richmond
- Concealed in Death, by J.D. Robb
- Leader of the Pack, by David Rosenfelt
- Meet Me at Emotional Baggage Claim, by Lisa Scottoline
- Valley of Dreams, by Lauraine Snelling
- Whispers in the Wind, by Lauraine Snelling
- Sisters, by Danielle Steel
- Nantucket Sisters, by Nancy Thayer
- A Man Called Sunday, by Charles G. West
- Bone Deep, by Randy Wayne White
- Eyes of Justice, by Lis Wiehl
- Three Down the Aisle, by Sheryl Woods
- What’s Cooking, by Sheryl Woods
- Beverly Hills Dead, by Stuart Woods
Community Survey
Please complete a Community Survey!
Survey forms will be located at the following locations:
Library
City Hall
Courthouse
Rightway
South Central State Bank
Franklin State Bank
Senior Center
Assisted Living
*Survey forms will also be available at the basketball game on Thursday, January 7th
Thank you for your time and input!
Yours, Willa Cather
Yours, Willa Cather to premier on NET Television Monday, September 21st, 9:00 p.m.
Willa Cather wrote some of the most unforgettable fiction of the 20th century including the novels My Antonia and O Pioneers! But the voice of the private Willa Cather tells a much more personal story. Until recently, many scholars believed that Nebraska author Willa Cather burned most of her letters before her death. Not so. In the new NET Television documentary and NET Radio series, the private person is revealed through letters that survived, hidden away in drawers, trunks and archives.
For more information, visit http://www.catherletters.org/home/.
Spring is here!
Stop in and check out our spring books, whether planning your garden or tackling that spring cleaning project.
It was one of those March days when the sun shines hot and the wind blows cold: when it is summer in the light, and winter in the shade. ~Charles Dickens, Great Expectations