PROGRAM POSTPONED!  Check back for rescheduled date in September
August 2 -  Fabulous, Fun Photo Collages - Intro to Digital Scrapbooking
 Whether you’re a pro at traditional scrapbooking or a beginning scrapbooker, we’ll show you how to combine digital photography with technology and traditional scrapbooking to create lasting momentos.

Tuesday, July 31 - The Library will be closing at 5PM on July 31.

Library in the Mountains @ Parker Dam State Park
We’ll be celebrating the end of Summer Reading with a closing
program @ Parker Dam State Park. We’ll spend July 31 at the park with games, activities, hikes, geocaching, food, fun and a final evening cookout. Call the Library @ 371-5930 ext. 4 for more details or to register.

Library in the Mountains @ Parker Dam State Park
We’ll be celebrating the end of Summer Reading with a closing
program @ Parker Dam State Park. We’ll spend July 31 at the park with games, activities, hikes, geocaching, food, fun and a final evening cookout.  Call the Library @ 371-5930 ext. 4 for more details or to register.
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Monday Evening, July 23
At Home in Mitford Book Discussion
6 PM - 7:30 PM
By Jan Karon, At Home in Mitford is a realistic, small-town gathering of colorful character and common occurrences. Enjoy refreshments as we discuss the ups and downs of this heartwarming story.

Summer Reading stats!: As of July 20, we have 321 Kids, 13 Little Listeners, 10 Teens, and 30 Adults participating and reading a total of 3661 books so far! We still have 11 days to go, and we're hoping to hit 5000 books this summer. Keep Reading!  Thanks to everyone who is making the Summer Reading Program possible!

    The DuBois Public Library has an extensive collection of audios, which are books on CD.  These are great to use while you are working at home or when driving and are unable to read a book.  
    The library currently has over 600 CDs in its collection.  Some of the most popular authors are Mary Higgins Clark, David Baldacci, James Patterson, Nicholas Sparks, Janet Evanovich, and J.K. Rowling.  Included in the collection are fiction, non-fiction, humor, mysteries, science fiction, and westerns.

New Large Print: Afterwards by Rosamund Lupton; Betrayal: a Bella Terra deception novel by Christina Dodd; A Land More Kind than Home by Wiley Cash; The Road to Grace: the third journal of the walk series by Richard Paul Evans; Words Spoken Free by Ann Gabhart; Hannah’s Joy (Pleasant Valley) by Marta Perry; No Longer a Gentleman by Mary Jo Putney; The Book of Lost Fragrances by M.J. Rose; Blue Asylum by Kathy Hepinstall; True Sisters by Sandra Dallas

New Fiction: Kiss the Dead (an Anita Blake, vampire hunter novel) by Laurel K. Hamilton; What Comes Next by John Katzenbach; Little Night by Luanne Rice; Master & God: a novel of the Roman Empire by Lindsey Davis; An Unmarked Grave: a Bess Crawford mystery by Charles Todd; The Seven Wonders: a novel of the ancient world by Steven Saylor; Judgment of Proteus (Quadrail space opera series) by Timothy Zahn; Cop to Corpse by Peter Lovesey; XO: a Kathryn Dance novel by Jeffeery Deaver; The Conviction by Robert Dugoni

New Children’s Books: J-E Fiction: Chopsticks by Amy Rosenthal; One Cool Friend by Toni Buzzeo; Extra Yarn by Mac Barnett; Goodnight, Goodnight, Construction Site by Sherri Rinker; I Want My Hat Back by Jon Klassen; J Fiction: Wolves of the Beyond: Frost Wolf by Kathryn Lasky; Wonder by R.J. Palacio; Dragonbreath: Revenge of the Horned Bunnies by Ursula Vernon; The Incorrigible Children of Ashton Place: The Unseen Guest by Maryrose Wood; Chomp by Carl Hiaasen; J Non Fiction: What Color Is My World? The lost history of African-American inventors by Kareem Abdul-Jabbar; The Busy Body Book: a kid’s guide to fitness by Lizzy Rockwell; A Black Hole Is Not a Hole by Carolyn DeCristofano; Meltdown!: The Nuclear Disaster in Japan and Our Energy Future by Fred Bortz; Mrs. Harkness and the Panda by Alicia Potter

New PT: Mixed Signals: Understanding and Treating Your Child’s Sensory Processing Issues by Mary Lashno; Right from the Start: Behavioral Intervention for Young Children with Autism by Sandra Harris, Ph.D.; Thicker than Water: Essays by Adult Siblings of People with Disabilities; Down Syndrome Parenting 101: Must-Have Advice for Making Life Easier by Natalie Hale; The Golden Hat: Talking Back to Autism by Kate Winslet

It's a pizza-eating, PAJAMA PARTY, GAME NIGHT @ the Library. Bring your favorite board game and join us for Pizza, fun, and friendship on July 10 @ 6PM. $5 per family goes toward pizza. Call 371-5930 ext. 4 to register. See you @ the Library!

The Library will close AT 5PM on Tuesday,
 July 3 and will reopen Thursday, July 5 at 9AM.

Happy Independence Day!