October Events At Fairlee Public Library
The Fairlee Public Library was honored to host local author and artist Blair Shedd’s recent book launch for his graphic novel “The Worlds Between Us.” The book is a science fiction/fantasy epic, set right here in Fairlee, Vermont. The author kindly gifted the library two copies of the novel, both of which are available for circulation. This novel is intended for mature audiences.
Bath Book Club & Wrapping Up Summer Reading In Fairlee
After a magnificent season of reading, the Fairlee Public Library will be wrapping up its summer reading program on Friday, August 21st. From 4:00 to 6:00 pm, we will be hosting a party in celebration of yet another wonderful summer coming to a close
Summer Reading Season at Fairlee Public Library
It’s that time of year again: Summer Reading season! Readers of all ages are welcome to sign up for Fairlee Public Library’s summer reading challenge. When you sign up, you’ll be randomly assigned to one of six teams. Then, you’ll track your minutes spent reading this summer (being read to and/or listening to audiobooks count, too!)
Dan Nott on Saturday
The novel centers around the impacts of climate change on the environment, the people who inhabit it, the lengths they will go to to maintain the systems they put in place to protect their homes and lives, and how they adapt when the world as they know it disappears.
Check It Out: Groton Public Library’s Spring Season
Students can also look forward to an afterschool creative break with Afterschool Craft Club: Duck Tape Storage Pouches on Wednesday, April 22, from 3:30 to 5 p.m. The workshop is free, materials are provided, and participants are encouraged to bring their imagination for an easygoing afternoon of hands-on crafting.
Check It Out: Fairlee Public Library’s Spring Season
As an additional note, April is National Poetry month, which we will be celebrating with some book displays and activities. Our neighbors up the road in Bradford are hosting their annual Poem Town event, featuring poems by writers from all over the Upper Valley.