News from the Library

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This week's highlights 

 

🎯 Upcoming programs and events 

For adults

  • 🎲Too hot outside?  Visit the library and help us complete the community puzzle in our air-conditioned library! 

  • 📝 Looking for a quiet place to study, read, work or tutor? The library has study carrels with privacy panels, comfy armchairs and tables waiting to welcome you. 

For families

For teens

💻 Digital resources - 📚NoveList Plus↗  

NoveList Plus is a comprehensive readers' advisory resource for fiction and nonfiction. It is a database that includes: author read-alikes, book discussion guides, book talks, recommended reads, 'What We're Reading' and lists of award winners.  All included with your library card. 

Pro-tip: NoveList K-8 Plus↗ gives reading recommendations for children. 

💡Library services spotlight: Suggestion to purchase  

We don't have the book you are looking for? You can make a “Suggestion to purchase” for books published in the past 2 years that have been published in Canada.  Find out more HERE↗. 

📗Familles francophones  

👪Heure du conte bilingue pour bébé et jouons à la biblio↗ : le vendredi, 25 juillet, 11h15-12h15, Portes ouvertes. Pour les enfants âgés de 0-18 mois avec un parent ou gardien. 

📖 Staff pick and recommendation

TitleDogtown↗ by Katherine Applegate and Gennifer Choldenko

Target audience: Juvenile Fiction 

'“A wonderful story about a three-legged dog, a robot dog, and a mouse, best friends who live in Dogtown - a dog rescue shelter.” 
- Librarian Agata

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