Acadia Municipal Library: Summer Reading Contest has begun!

By Tricia Fischbuch
Library Manager

More new books have arrived this week!

Adult Fiction:

  • Sisters Murder Investigations by James Patterson & Candice Fox

Non-Fiction:

  • House Rules:  How to Decorate for Every Home, Style, & Budget by Myquillyn Smith

  • The Natural Menopause Method:  A Nutritional Guide to Perimenopause & Beyond by Karen Newby

Juvenile Graphic Novel:

  • A Song of Swords & Stuffies (#3 in The Last Comics on Earth series) by Joshua Pruett

Nintendo Switch Game:

  • The Legend of Zelda:  Echoes of Wisdom (rated E10+) 

We hope the kids enjoyed last week's movie.  The next one will be The Karate Kid scheduled for August 12th at 2PM.

Thanks to everyone who brought their kids by for the first Summer Reading Program session!  Nine kids showed up for the story, craft, and snack.  Caregivers took advantage of the perpetual puzzle while the children crafted and played games.  Please make plans to join us again this Thursday July 17th at 2PM for the next session.

The Summer Reading Contest has begun!  Reading logs are available at the library for kids ages 4-12.  There is a weekly prize for the child who reads the most minutes each week and a grand prize at the end for the one who reads the most minutes total.  Minutes are due Wednesdays by midnight or can be handed in at the start of the Summer Reading Program sessions.  Happy reading and good luck to all!

The online TD Summer Reading Club (www.tdsummerreadingclub.ca) is also ongoing which features fun online games and activities that promote reading.  Pick up a registration packet at the library to get started!

Remember that the library will be closed for cleaning starting July 22nd and will reopen on August 5th.

The new language learning eResource, Transparent Language Online, is now available to all library cardholders!  (This is the one that is replacing the former Pronounciator option).  Transparent Language Online offers a learning experience in over 110 different languages and even provides apps so you can learn on the go.  Access it through the library's website at www.acadialibrary.ca/eResources.

"Books are a refuge, a kind of sanctuary where we can retreat and escape from the realities of life, even if just for a little while." - Nicholas Sparks

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