Legends of Sleepy Hollow

Come to the library TODAY to pick up your free tickets to see Steven's Puppets present the Legend of Sleepy Hollow! This program is for the entire family to enjoy. 

Space is limited and you are required to have tickets to come to the program. 

Visit the Children's Department now to sign up!!

Starting Next Week...

Our After School @ the Library program starts next Monday, October 7th!!!!

For five weeks, we will be having an after school program for children in grades 2nd-5th grades. Come join us Mondays from 4-5 PM to learn about food science and conduct fun experiments! 

Please call or visit the Children's Department to sign up.

Also, next week we will start handing out tickets to the Steven's Puppets program! The tickets are FREE but space is limited so please visit the Children's Department starting Monday October 7th to get your tickets. The program is being held on Wednesday, October 23rd 5-6 PM. Steven's Puppets are presenting The Legend of Sleepy Hollow!

Dial-a-Story

This week on Dial-a-Story, I am reading Kids Pick the Funniest Poems by Stephen Carpenter. The poem selected was "Sarah Cynthia Sylvia Stout Would Not Take the Garbage Out " by Shel Silverstein. 

The story on Dial-a-Story will be changed every Monday. To hear the story, please call 765-564-2929 and press 3.

Monster on the Hill by Rob Harrell

As we start the graphic novel, Monster on the Hill by Rob Harrell, we meet a family who has apparently gone away to a new town for a day. Suddenly there is a noise. There is a monster in this town! The family runs and an old man lets them in his shelter cellar. A few minutes later, the family walks out and we are to find that, the people love their town’s monster!

               After that, we meet two of our three main characters. Dr. Wilkie and orphan Timothy. They’re town’s monster is monstorly…. boring. So Dr. Wilkie goes to make Rayburn, our third main character, more monster like. Little does the Dr. know that he has a stowaway.

                I won’t tell you the ending except that I recommend this book for 9 to 11 year olds. It’s a good book if you’re looking for a bit of suspense and a good 180+ page graphic novel.

Written by Jordan, age 12                       

After School @ the Library

Join our after school program and become a food scientist! There will be a different experiment every week. The program lasts five weeks with a new lesson every week. We will have crafts, games, and snacks!

After School @ the Library is on Mondays 4:00 - 5:00 PM. October 7th, 14th, 28th, and November 4th.

Please visit or call the Children's Department now to sign up.

Dial-a-Story

This week on Dial-a-Story, I am reading Kids Pick the Funniest Poems by Stephen Carpenter. The poem selected was "A Snake Named Rover" by Maxine Jeffris. 

The story on Dial-a-Story will be changed every Monday. To hear the story, please call 765-564-2929 and press 3.

Monday's Program!

            Don't forget!!! 

Monday, September 23rd at 6-7 PM, the Lafayette Symphony Orchestra will be in town at the library for a cushion concert and there will be a harp player! The program is geared for elementary aged children but you can bring your whole family. No registration is required just show up and enjoy the show!