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Mr. Mercedes
Mr. Mercedes
by Stephen King
Adult Fiction
When we see a book by Stephen King, we assume a story full of rabid dogs and scary clowns. But a detective story? Surely not what we would expect. Mr. Mercedes is a classic tale – the good guy trying to find the bad guy. It is very much an honest detective tale, but packed with King’s grit, twist, and amazing character development. We follo...
A Sorceress Comes to Call
A Sorceress Comes to Call
by T. Kingfisher
Adult Fiction
If you’re looking for a dark, twisty, and absolutely gripping take on a classic fairytale, might I suggest A Sorceress Comes to Call by T. Kingfisher? This eerie adventure is inspired by The Brothers Grimm’s Goose Girl, and set in the regency era. If you enjoyed Kingfisher’s other titl...
Honeysuckle and Bone
Honeysuckle and Bone
By Trisha Tobias
Young Adult Fiction
In Honeysuckle and Bone, 18-year-old Celia arrives at the Blackbead mansion in Jamaica. She has taken a temporary job to be nanny for the two children of the wealthy Hall family. Ian Hall is in the midst of a political campaign. It is not long before Celia receives signs, one being the cloying scent of...
Upcoming Events
Join us at Brookdale Senior Living!
Explore our mobile library brimming with books for children, teens, and adults, and find your next great read! Don’t forget to bring an ID with your current address to sign up for a library card.
Join us for a new, interactive, storytime on Thursdays starting in November! Wear comfy clothes and get ready to move and groove with Miss Beth as we sing, dance, jump, crawl, stretch, and wiggle during Miss Beth's Boombox!
Looking for grants but don't know where to start? Learn how to navigate the Foundation Directory, and some basic grant writing tips and tricks. Registration required.
11am - 12pm, July 3rd in the Hoyt Mezzanine
Join us at Maplewood Manor!
Explore our mobile library brimming with books for children, teens, and adults, and find your next great read! Don’t forget to bring an ID with your current address to sign up for a library card.
We are inviting children and their families to our storytime for 30 minutes of read-aloud stories, songs, fingerplays and fun. A theme-related craft project is included for fun and fine motor skills practice.
