Reading what you want when you want, and earning prizes is all part of summer family fun! We're taking our all-ages program to the next level. Beanstack, the all new, all online summer reading software makes logging, earning, and tracking as a family easier than it's ever been.  To complete all readers must reach the goal, write a few reviews, and participate in fun activities and challenges all along the way.  Program runs June 1 through July 31.

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ADULT | GENERAL PROGRAMMING

Beyond Fiction Book Club Join us for the Beyond Fiction June selection The Rainbow Comes and Goes. Books are  available for pick-up at the Adult Help Desk.   Monday, June 5 | 7 p.m. VIEW MORE DETAILS

Saturday, June 3| 1:00 p.m.            Citizenship Class  VIEW MORE DETAILS

YOUNG ADULTS | AGES 12-18

Friday, June 2| 3:30 p.m.                 Get Your Game On                                                                                                                                 VIEW MORE DETAILS

KIDS CITY | FAMILY PROGRAMS

Learn Spanish at Your Library A perfect introduction to Spanish for your 2nd, 3rd, or 4th grader. This class will engage language learning through games, activities, and conversation.   Thursday, June 1 | 11:00 a.m. Register

Friday, June 2 | 10:00 a.m.               Beach Comber Necklace VIEW MORE DETAILS

COMMUNITY | OUT & ABOUT

There is beauty in the mundane. The photography of John Bader explores that simplicity. Join John for his opening reception in the Lincoln Room. Refreshments and discussion. Saturday, June 3 | 3-5 p.m.

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Soar (2018 Bluestem Award)   by Joan Bauer To Jeremiah and his adoptive father Walt, baseball is life. They move to Hillcrest, Ohio, when Walt gets a job assignment. Hillcrest is renowned for its baseball tradition but no one can seem to explain to Jeremiah whether his new middle school has a baseball team or not. He is determined to rally up a team. Then a steroids scandal on the high school baseball team roils the town and Jeremiah is determined to bring back the shine to baseball while managing his health after a heart transplant. (Juvenile Fiction)   Submitted by Katie B. REQUEST.

The Stranger in the Woods:  The Extraordinary Story of the Last True Hermit by Michael Finke Those fascinated with stories about escaping the demands of life through isolation like Henry David Thoreau’s Walden or Jon Krakauer’s Into the Wild will enjoy this read.  It tells the tale of Chris Knight, who lived alone in the rugged woods of Maine for 27 years. This thought-provoking book is sure to stay with you, whether you are a seeker of solitude or not. (Adult Non-Fiction) Submitted by Kelly K.   REQUEST.

Ginny Moon by Benjamin Ludwig The tender and moving story of a lost girl searching for her “forever home,” while trying to make sense of a world that just doesn’t add up.  This story had me cheering, laughing, worrying and hoping for Ginny Moon - a character I won’t soon forget.  An amazing debut novel! (Adult Fiction) Submitted by Terri S.  REQUEST.

The Evening Road  by Laird Hunt Compelling and utterly absorbing, this mesmerizing story is told in the alternating voices of two equally strong, and duly scarred women who’s paths cross on a hot summer night in 1920 in rural Indiana.  The audio version via Overdrive had me captivated from the beginning - an excellent listen! (Adult Audio Ebook via Overdrive)   Submitted by Terri S.  REQUEST.