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2023 Winter Reading Challenge!
The new year is in full swing, and Chelmsford Library has a new reading challenge! This season we are challenging readers with Book Bingo (see the full card below.) Patrons who complete any five squares are entered to win a prize. Here are what our librarians are reading this winter for the challenge. Check out … Continue reading 2023 Winter Reading Challenge!
Racial Justice
Since 1960, ethnic and racial statistics show a decrease in the number of caucasian people and an increase in those identifying as Black, Hispanic/Latinx, Asian and multiracial. Projections expect that this trend will continue through 2060. Chelmsford has also enjoyed an increase in diversity since 2010, and is working to better support this growth within … Continue reading Racial Justice
Local Author Fair, 2019
Just in time for the gift-giving season, and in honor of National Novel Writing month, we’re bringing together a wonderful crowd of local authors ready to provide you with your next great read. Don’t miss out! Authors Include: Joanne Carota lives outside the Boston area with her husband, Mark, nearby her adult children. She’s a … Continue reading Local Author Fair, 2019
Book Groups and Reading Resources
We have a wide variety of book groups that meet at both the Main Library and on zoom. Drop in when you can or come every month, it is up to you! Enhance your reading experience by discussing it with others! Please contact Jill Kenny (978-256-5521 x1114) with book group questions. Please note: Some of … Continue reading Book Groups and Reading Resources
Poverty & Food Insecurity
As of September 2020, the Census Bureau reported that 34 million people lived in poverty in America, and in 2019 The National Alliance to End Homelessness reported that 567,715 people were experiencing homelessness in America. More than 30 million people in America need the government’s help to keep from going hungry, including 5.3 million elderly … Continue reading Poverty & Food Insecurity
Read This Next…Scary Books!
‘Tis the season for spooky reading! What is the scariest book you have ever read? For me? I had to sleep with the lights on for two weeks after reading Salem’s Lot by Stephen King! Whether you like truly scary stories like that, or ghost stories, or gothics, or classics like Dracula and Frankenstein, see … Continue reading Read This Next…Scary Books!
Teen Book Reviews – November 15, 2021
Late autumn is the perfect season to curl up with a pile of good books and a cup of hot tea or apple cider 🙂 . If you’re looking for something new to read, check out one of the titles our teen volunteers have reviewed below! The Awakening by Kate Chopin (1899) Reviewed by Braneeth … Continue reading Teen Book Reviews – November 15, 2021
Bibliobites in June: The Home of the Bean and the Cod*
Ahh, home sweet home! This month our group stayed local with Heather Atwood’s In Cod We Trust: The Celebrated Cuisine of Coastal Massachusetts. This 2016 title takes us on a tour of our very own coast, from Provincetown to Newburyport, New Bedford to Nantucket. Though Yankee cooking, in its inimitable Rodney Dangerfield way, gets little respect … Continue reading Bibliobites in June: The Home of the Bean and the Cod*
Winter Reading Challenge: Contemporary Black Authors
How is everyone doing in the Winter Reading Challenge? The Readers Advisory team at CPL is reading right along with you and this week, in honor of Black History Month, we are working on this Level One challenge: Read a book written by a contemporary Black author Deanna is reading… These Toxic Things by Rachel … Continue reading Winter Reading Challenge: Contemporary Black Authors
Feel-Good Fiction Available for Download
Need some relief in these stressful times? Try some one of these titles, available right now for download from Overdrive and Hoopla. Need help with set-up? Call us at 978-256-5521: Also, check out this list of books your favorite authors are reading to bring comfort these days.