If you enjoy reading your news from the Record-Courier, then you may be interested to learn that the library offers free access to the online version through Newsbank. Keep reading to find out how!
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The Best Cook in the World: Tales from My Momma’s Table by Rick Bragg
Where to find this book at Reed Memorial Library:
Love a good recipe? Our Youth Services Programming Associate Fran, known to storytime-goers as “Miss Fran,” recommends The Best Cook in the World: Tales from My Momma’s Table by Rick Bragg. Although we have the physical book in our non-fiction collection, Fran says that she and her mother listened to the audiobook from Libby. The author narrates this book in his “southern drawl,” which helps set the mood and tone of his stories.
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Did you know that Reed Memorial Library now has adult Launchpads for loan? (And no, we’re not talking about Launchpad from DuckTales!)
Perhaps you’ve seen our variety of Launchpads for children, but now we have five Launchpads for adults, located with the new audiobooks by our magazine room.
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Our Youth Services department has put together a list of 50 books to read with your child before they turn five! We love these books, and we think you will, too.
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Welcome to Beanstack, your new handy reading tool!
What is Beanstack?
Beanstack is an easier way to track your reading and participate in reading challenges! Many libraries use Beanstack to offer activities and prizes for readers and families throughout the year.
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