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Educational Websites and Resources
Library Resources StorytimeTV on Chelmsford Telemedia Watch staff from the public library and public schools read picture books on The Chelmsford Library’s TV show. Tune into Chelmsford Telemedia every evening at 7:00 pm for stories on the Educational Channels: Comcast 22 or Verizon 36. There are times that live programming may be shown rather than … Continue reading Educational Websites and Resources
Bibliobites in October: Let Them Eat….Pie!
Pie turned out to be a topic that generated a lot of interest— and a great deal of pie-baking! Ken Haedrich’s book is an exhaustive compendium of all things pie. His explicit and extensive instructions help to allay pie crust fears, and he provides tasty filling recipes for every conceivable category of pie, whether fruit, … Continue reading Bibliobites in October: Let Them Eat….Pie!
Bibliobites in May: Ish the Third
It’s official: “-ish” is now a trend in the cookbook world. It’s a positive trend overall, acknowledging that while we may not be discussing or producing something totally authentic (for one or multiple reasons), it’s close enough to (literally) give you the flavor of a particular cuisine. And as the title of this post implies, … Continue reading Bibliobites in May: Ish the Third
Reading Road Trip Display
No summer vacation planned? Looking for some great reads to take with you on vacation? In either case, why not plan a reading road trip? Our “Reading Road Trip” display features 51 books, one for each state in the country, plus Washington, D.C. Some states have lots of books set in them, while … Continue reading Reading Road Trip Display
Teen Volunteer Book Reviews – February 18, 2023
Enchanted by Alethea Kontis (2013) Reviewed by Vaanya The book Enchanted (The Woodcutter Sisters Book 1) written by Alethea Kontis, was published in 2013. It is a wonderful and adventurous book that takes you into a blissful fantasy. It has all of the typical fairytale stories but with a uniqueness added by the author. The … Continue reading Teen Volunteer Book Reviews – February 18, 2023
Get A Library Card
Online Application If you live anywhere in Massachusetts (including Chelmsford) and do not already have a card from an MVLC Library, you may apply for a library card online. In-Person Application for a Chelmsford Library Card If you live in Chelmsford, your employer is the Town of Chelmsford, or you own a business or property … Continue reading Get A Library Card
One Book
One Book Chelmsford is a community-wide reading program encouraging all residents to read a selected title and attend programming related to the book. The title is selected each year and the Library provides free copies to share. Related programs typically start early in the calendar year and often include a visit from the author. The … Continue reading One Book
Children’s Library of Things!
If you’ve been in the Children’s Room recently, you may have noticed our new display featuring the Children’s Library of Things! Our Children’s Library of Things features unique items perfect for playing and learning that you can take home and enjoy with your family for 3 weeks. Items include sensory kits, musical instruments, and STEM … Continue reading Children’s Library of Things!
Lecture Series
The Marjorie B. Scoboria Friday Morning Lecture Series is a collaboration between the Chelmsford Library and the Learning in Retirement Association (LIRA). This series is presented on the 2nd Friday of each month at 1 PM. There are no Friday Lectures in the following months: January, June, July, and August. Lecture topics are often related … Continue reading Lecture Series
Caution: Banned Books Ahead
Challenges against books in libraries and schools are being reported at record rates across the country, especially against books written by LGBTQ authors and authors of color. PEN American reports that in the past year, more than 2,500 books have been banned in schools and cities nationwide. In response, libraries across the country celebrate the … Continue reading Caution: Banned Books Ahead