Northern Illinois Food Bank & Wauconda’s United Partnership for a Better Community are providing FREE healthy lunches for kids
(ages 18 and younger) in your area through the
USDA’s “Summer Food Service Program.”
NO registration, NO paperwork! First come, first serve!
Lunches will be served every day unless there is heavy rain or storms.

Lunches are available Monday through Friday until August 10th from 12p to 1p at Osage Park.

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Back by Popular Demand! The Summer Concert Series starts TOMORROW at 7pm. Concerts in June will be held at Cook Memorial Park (across from the library). We look forward to seeing you there!
ADULT | ADULT OFFERINGS
The Novel Thoughts Book Club meets Tonight at 7:00p. Join us for discussion of The Boat Runner by Devin Murphy.
Windows 10 Intermediate is being held Monday at 6:00p

Now that you know the basics, learn more about interacting with Windows 10, including adding desktop icons, exploring settings, uninstalling programs, and using the Windows store.


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Thought-provoking, powerful, and poignant films connect us with ideas and people outside of our immediate comfort zones. Take part in a discussion concerning each film's relation to societal issues and current events. 

This Sunday at 1:00p, we will be showing My Brooklyn


We're almost halfway through the Summer Reading Club! Register HERE, then stop by the library to pick up a prize...just for signing up! By completing the reading goal, you will be entered for the chance to win some fabulous prizes!
Join us for Email Marketing on Tuesday at 7:00p

Are you new to email marketing? Whether you want help creating your first email campaign or are looking for tips on what makes a great newsletter, this class provides the resources you need. Presented by SCORE presenter and internet marketing expert Norbert Barszczewski.  


KID CITY | CHILDREN'S PROGRAMS
It's not too late to join the Summer Reading Club! Register HERE, then stop by the library to pick up a prize...just for signing up! By completing the reading goal, you will be entered for the chance to win some fabulous prizes!
Soar into the world of birds and discover how amazing our feathered friend really are. Experts from Barnswallow Rehabilitation Center will shed light into the lives of owls, hawks, and more. You won't want to miss this fun and educational program.

Join us TODAY at 1:30p.

WELL READ | BOOKS WE LOVE
A Place for Us
by Fatima Farheen Mirza

Submitted by Terri S.
A deeply moving debut novel depicting the lives of a Muslim Indian American family. The novel moves back and forth through time, depicting a family torn in their struggle between tradition, identity and belonging. I loved the style of the story, the detailed depth of the characters and their shared experiences of being caught between culture and conformity. So timely, this story sharply represents what it means to be American today. I expect this book will be listed on many “best of” lists for books published in 2018. It’s very, very good.

Wicked River
by Jenny Milchman

Submitted by Terri S.
Whew, what a creepy, fun, edge of your seat ride this book is! This is the heart pounding story of a honeymoon/camping trip gone wrong, culminating in a battle for survival. Perfect summer reading for those who enjoy a page turning thriller. Caution: you might think twice about going camping any time too soon after reading this book! If you’re a fan of psychological thrillers, you won’t be disappointed.