I hope this letter finds you and your families safe and healthy.
April is National Poetry Month and there has been an explosion of poems online lately as people have more time to create.
During this time when many are spending more hours at home, I hope that the library's website and Facebook page will prove helpful in finding online resources that will meet your families' needs. Each passing da
y brings more free content, which means more
access to movies, e-books, e-audio, journals, and newspapers.
In this mini-newslette
r we'd like to spotlight one youth and family resource and one adult resource and provide links for easy access.
On our website last week, we added a Food Resource List linked to a slider, a virtual meeting listing for those in recovery, and tax/economic relief links for businesses and individuals linked from our blue Covid-19 slider. A new Tumblebooks slider brings access to Children's e-books (grades K-6), Children's Math E-books (grades K-6),
Teen E-books (grades 7-12), Romance Novels for adults, and Audiobooks for all ages.
~ Monica Caruso, County Librarian
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