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Drop-in and Make: Danish Heart Baskets
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First Thursday Book Discussion
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Online Author Talk With Vanessa Riley
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Be My Little Valentine
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Take Your Child to the Library Day
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History and Genealogy as Preservation
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Valloween Party
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iPhone and iPad for Beginners
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Paper Crafting: Found Paper Flowers
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“All Our Fruits and Vegetables”
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New Nonfiction – January 2026
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Encyclopedia Brown Read-Alikes
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Books by D/deaf Authors: Read Harder 2026
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Fun and Games
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Faith
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Solstice Stories & Songs
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New Nonfiction for December 2025
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YA + Middle Grade Books for Native American Heritage Month
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Below I’m highlighting some nonfiction books coming out in February. All of the mentioned titles are available to put on hold in our catalog and will also be made available via the library’s Overdrive website on the day of publication in eBook and downloadable audiobook format (as available). For a more extensive list of new nonfiction books coming out this … Read more
AdultsPosted February 2
by Liz -
Some months I approach reading as a challenge or a project, hoping to end up somewhere new; to have made sense of something previously unintelligible to me. But in January my readings and viewings were more about settling the mind than stretching it. I gravitated toward rhythmic, reflective works that felt a bit like listening to … Read more
AdultsPosted January 30
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‘Tis the season for winter sports! The boy (and girl) aquarium is in full swing and the 2026 Winter Olympics are fast approaching. And with the cold temperatures, who wouldn’t like a little heat? It’s certainly not hard to find sports romance titles, they are popular for many reasons! It’s full of some of our … Read more
TeensPosted January 28
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“Victorian Treasures: An Album and Historical Guide for Collectors” has a unique format takes curious readers on a tour through an upper-class Victorian home. Each page features furniture, art, and objects of daily life — some common, some truly one-of-a-kind, but each with a story to tell. I love picking up temporary coffee table books … Read more
AdultsPosted January 28
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At the Daniel Boone Regional Library, preparation for March Madness begins in the early winter months when we announce our 16 of our most popular young adult books. This gives you several weeks to read as many of these titles as possible. Vote NOW through March 2 for your favorite eight books. Then, the … Read more
TeensPosted January 21
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The weather might be chilly, but it’s definitely heating up at the boy (and girl!) aquarium. Hockey romances aren’t new, but with the runaway success of “Heated Rivalry” and the book series the show is based on, they are definitely a hot topic. So pick up a winter sport romance to warm your heart during … Read more
AdultsPosted January 21
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A group of five adventurers are tasked with saving the world… except they are better at bickering and stealing than they are at adventuring. “The Last Available” is silly and definitely doesn’t take itself seriously. It’s a fantasy literary role-playing game (LitRPG) that is never lacking in jokes. The humor is very central in the … Read more
AdultsPosted January 19
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portrait noun por·trait ˈpȯr-trət -ˌtrāt 1: picture especially : a pictorial representation of a person usually showing the face 2: a sculptured figure : bust 3: a graphic portrayal in words From the “Merriam-Webster Dictionary” There are different kinds of portraits: there are realistic representations painted on canvases, photographs collected in albums and descriptions written … Read more
AdultsPosted January 16
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