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Fall Newsletter Now Online
Our newly redesigned Library Connection newsletter, Fall 2010 edition, is now available for you online reading and/or downloading pleasure. In this issue, we have news on our September Signup Fair, our upcoming book sale, Banned Book Week activities, new and established book clubs and much more. Click here to see it all!
Library Celebrates SwineFest 2010
There's a "Hillbilly Homecoming" in Guyandotte in September at the community's annual SwineFest. Joining the activities, the Guyandotte Library, 203 Richmond St., will have a used book sale Sept. 10 and 11 from 9 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. Used hardbacks, paperbacks, children's books, audio-visual materials and more will be offered at low prices. Come on in and pig-out on books! For more information, call the Guyandotte Library at (304) 528-5698.
The Smart Card
Two-thirds of Americans have a library card, and this month, we want to see that number climb even higher. September is National Library Card Sign-Up Month, an effort spearheaded by the American Library Association. The emphasis this year is on making sure that school-age children have library cards. Do all the children in your family have a library card? If not, bring them to the library today, where getting a library card is easy. Remember, a library card is the most important school supply of all!
On Display This Month....
Stop by at the main library anytime in August and see the “Discover the New Face of Academic Art with artworks by American Orient lists.” More->
Mystery Book Club Coming This Fall!
Mystery lovers will get together once a
month every second Thursday at noon to talk about the mystery!! The first book this Club will read is The Body in the Library by Agatha Christie. Join Jenny Pennington at the main library on Sept. 9 for the first meeting. Call her for more information at 304-528 5700. Reference Dept.
Good news…more Reference eBooks!
Your library now has free, online access to the following Reference history book titles from Salem Press: The Fifties, Sixties, Seventies, Eighties and Nineties in America & Great Lives from History: The 17th Century. To access from libraries, click here, and for remote access, click here. To search specific titles click on the advanced search button in the lower right corner of the search field area. Then select the appropriate title from the list. Additional Reference eBooks can be found in the Gale database, which includes ebooks for literary criticism and various health-related encyclopedias to brows or download.



