Welcome back to school!
Mon. - Fri., 7:45am to 3:45pm
We open at 9am on Late Start Wednesdays.
Closed on non-school days.
We love recommendations to add to our collection! Do you have something you'd like us to consider buying? Email Lynn, drop by to let us know, or fill out the form linked to below.
Thanks for your ideas!
School has started again, fall is just around the corner, and the library has already been a busy place. Soon the first 7th grade Library Skills class will be putting out books they recommend, and that our teachers have enjoyed. If you are in 7th grade, you will soon be picking a book for the Genre Wheel project in English.
We've got something for everyone! Parents, teachers, and other community members are always welcome to use the library too. Feel free to come by and browse, find a book you'd like to read, or just hang out for a while!
Image is a segment of an infographic created in Britain by @missedutton.
Image is a segment of an infographic created in Britain by @missedutton.
Image is a segment of an infographic created in Britain by @missedutton.
Image is a segment of an infographic created in Britain by @missedutton.
Image is a segment of an infographic created in Britain by @missedutton.
Raina Telgemeier's book Drama has been challenged in a variety of locations due to its LGBTQ characters.
As with most holy books, the Qur'an has been challenged and banned in some places.
Several books by Lauren Myracle use words that people in various areas have objected to.
Forever in Blue has been banned some places because characters are sexually active, and alcohol is a topic.
Have you seen this penguin? It has a copy of the often challenged Sex is a Funny Word.
Award winning The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas has been challenged and banned in some places for offensive language, alcohol and drug references, and profanity.
While it has been wildly popular, The Hunger Games has also been challenged frequently. The most often cited reason: the killing of children.
John Green's novel Looking for Alaska has been challenged frequently, often for sexually explicit language.
The picturebook And Tango Makes Three is based on a true story about penguins in the Central Park Zoo, but has been challenged because of homosexual characters.
