Romance Books (Bookworm Challenge Recs)

Don’t you just love books?

We love books, too, which is why we are running our year-long Bookworm Challenge! If you haven’t heard of our Bookworm Challenge, learn all about it here and sign up on Beanstack.

Each month this year we are spotlighting a different genre. February’s featured genre is romance, so we’ are bringing you’ve compiled a list of lovey books for all ages that will delight your sweet spot for reading and fulfill Bookworm Challenge prompts!

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Great News! (But where can I park?)

The mild weather prediction for winter held true and this means that soon you’ll see work begin on our landscape renovation. Enviroscapes, a company in Louisville, is the contractor performing the work. They’re ready to go and have set mid-February as a starting date, June for completion.

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Shared Moments are Special

When someone gets their first library card, an angel gets his wings.”

Apologies to Frank Capra, but really, can’t you feel the joy in this photo?

This little one knows how to start the New Year off right. They got their first library card and mom sent this photo to us 🥰 (thanks, mom). A first library card is a pretty special moment and certainly one to celebrate! If you think it’s exciting for them, know that it’s also exciting for us.

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11 Fantasy Books (Bookworm Challenge Recs)

If you’re in the Bookworm know, you’ve probably signed up for our year-long Bookworm Reading Challenge (and if you haven’t, then learn all about it here and sign up on Beanstack!).

January’s genre badge is fantasy, so this month we’re bringing you all fantasy books to help you with the reading prompts. Check out this blog post to get your fantasy recs!

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Time for Taxes (Again)

Sigh, it’s that time of year again. Not just time for frigid weather but also time to get ready for filing your income taxes. Last week, the IRS announced that Monday, January 29th officially opens this year’s tax season. Not as much fun as some announcements, but it is important for most of us. If you prepare your own income taxes, the library has long been one of the places that helps you find what you need. Here’s how we can help you get through this year:

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Anything with Nothing: A Reed Reads! Book Rec

Anything with Nothing, edited by Mercedes Lackey

Where to find this book at Reed Memorial Library:

Kicking off our first book recommendation of 2024 is Cindy from Tech Services with the high fantasy recommendation Anything with Nothing, edited by Mercedes Lackey. Read all about it in this post!

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2024: A Bookworm’s Journey

This year, you get to pace yourself. We’ve restructured our smaller, sometimes fast ‘n furious library challenges into one, yearlong challenge: The 2024 Bookworm Challenge. This year, we’ll take a more leisurely tour through the various genres, or types, of books.

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2023 in Review

Only a few days remain in 2023, so we are dedicating this post to reminiscing about all the awesome memories we experienced with you this past year!

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Holiday Freebies

Earlier this month, Cornelius checked out a book, ‘Twas the Night Before Christmas, and a movie, Miracle on 34th Street (he’s very sentimental).  He is very busy, getting cookies baked and the house decorated before Cora visits on Christmas Day. Cornelius is so busy that he hasn’t had time to read his book or watch his movie. He checks the due date on his library receipt: December 24th!! Now he’s really stressed that his book and movie are due on Christmas Eve. He’s not sure he has time to return them but he really, really doesn’t want them to be late. What should he do?

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How Does Santa Go Down the Chimney? by Mac Barnett: A Reed Reads! Book Rec

How Does Santa Go Down the Chimney? by Mac Barnett, illustrated by Jon Klassen

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Happy holidays, all! Brittany from Youth Services is recommending How Does Santa Go Down the Chimney?, a picture book written by Mac Barnett and illustrated by Jon Klassen. Read all about it in today’s blog post.

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