Children's table top book display this week... Such a cute and easy display! This display was originally covered with You Wouldn't Want To Be.... and Who Was series which are 2 of our more popular collections at the moment. However, those went fast so some non-fiction titles that aren't quite biographies have been included... 😁 YA Book Display 

Happy Holiday everyone!  And I can honestly type that because if you're viewing this it MUST be near the Holiday season because why else would you be here? 😃🌲🌟 Having Passive Program type Bulletin Boards are SO MUCH FUN!! Typically, we leave craft supplies and directions out on a table until the bulletin board is either full or

😺Summer Reading 2017 Bulletin Board😺 Theme: Build A Better World Passive Program Bulletin Boards are one of my favorite!! We set out flesh toned paper, crayons and scissors and kids could trace their handprint, cut it out, color it and write one thing that they could do to make our world a better place. And there were some

Minecraft confuses me- I'll just go straight out and say that, but there's no ignoring its popularity. So because I had NO IDEA how to incorporate Minecraft into a library program, we decided to combine it with our summer reading room decorations. Normally, we'll adorn our walls with properly themed art pieces, but this year, we advertised our

Interspecies friendships in the Wizarding World are rare. Here are some thoughts on Bill Weasley and goblins. 💚💛💜

Just Keep Reading Just Keep Reading Just Keep Reading, Reading Reading What do we do we Read Read READ A Finding Nemo themed display! Letters cut from scrap booking paper and the coral is from spare butcher paper scraps.  They're so CUTE!! The kids definitely noticed this display and I've gotten a lot of compliments. So much so

Once a quarter we have a Family Movie Night. This is an after-hours event where we set up the projector and sound system in the main part of the library and show a movie on library walls. There are crafts, games, snacks and the movie. This quarter was the classic Disney musical - Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.  And

For Story Crafternoon - our elementary age, after school storytime - we've been reading Aesop's Fables. This week was "The Ant and the Grasshopper". In this story, a colony of ants are preparing for winter by building up their food stores with hard work. A grasshopper watches on playing music through the night and disturbing the ants sleep.

Throughout Harry Potter Book Club at the Library, trivia has been a HUGE crowd pleaser! After a while though, making up trivia questions and answers can get old. Harry Potter Would-You-Rather Jenga was a nice reprieve. This combines over 100 either/or questions covering front and back of a single Jenga block. For these questions, I collected from Kimberly