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Crime! Mysteries! Thrillers! Display
Loads of people like to read mysteries, crime novels, and thrillers, but do you know the differences between them? Mysteries follow clues to reveal the person who committed a crime. They can be standalone or part of a series. Dorothy Sayers is a classic example of a mystery writer with a long-running series in … Continue reading Crime! Mysteries! Thrillers! Display
Motherhood in Novels
With Mother’s Day around the corner, Chelmsford Library has put together recommendations that span the triumphs alongside the trials that come with motherhood and the mothers in our lives. Read on for a variety of fictional experiences with motherhood! Black Cake, by Charmaine Wilkerson We can’t choose what we inherit. But can we choose who … Continue reading Motherhood in Novels
2.6 Children’s Services
The Chelmsford Public Library welcomes parents and children and hopes that they will find the library warm, inviting, educational and fun. The Children’s Room is intended for the use of young people from birth to age 18, parents, teachers, and students who require children’s materials. Everyone is welcome to browse or look for a book, … Continue reading 2.6 Children’s Services
2.6-1 Unattended or Disruptive Children Policy
In an effort to provide a library environment that allows all patrons to use library materials and resources in a safe, relaxed manner, the Board of Library Trustees of the Chelmsford Public Library has adopted a policy statement concerning unattended or disruptive children. Children who are 10 years of age and older may stay independently … Continue reading 2.6-1 Unattended or Disruptive Children Policy
New Books for You to Look Forward to!
Hello readers! In the midst of this pandemic, we feel privileged to bring you a bit of levity to look forward to: Books for Summer! We have compiled a list of some big names (Elin Hildebrand, Jenny Colgan, Emma Straub, Jennifer Weiner) and a free ranging list of some weightier titles (historicals, curmudgeonly characters, narrative … Continue reading New Books for You to Look Forward to!
While You Are Waiting…Lee Child
This latest edition of “While You Are Waiting” has me thinking about why we, as readers, like certain characters. For instance, I know that some of you are waiting for the latest Jack Reacher novel, The Sentinel, by Lee Child. I am too! I don’t know about you, but I like Reacher for his innate … Continue reading While You Are Waiting…Lee Child
Children’s Storytime Break 5/27-7/1
The librarians in the children’s room are hard at work putting together our Summer Reading Program! We will pause storytimes and after school programs from Memorial day to July 1st, but please feel free to come to the library to read, learn, and play throughout the month. Preschool STEM will continue Tuesday mornings until June … Continue reading Children’s Storytime Break 5/27-7/1
New Story at the StoryWalk!
Looking for a way to get out and enjoy the beautiful fall weather? Head over to Sunny Meadow Community Garden and check out our StoryWalk! A new story was just installed, Sue Williams’ I Went Walking Read each page as you walk along a simple path with your family. Be sure to sign the guest book, … Continue reading New Story at the StoryWalk!
Read This Next…Campus Lit
It is time to think about back to school! Not shopping, but reading! Whether you call it campus fiction or campus lit, these books remind us what it was like to be in school (for better or worse!). You may think of titles like The Secret History by Donna Tartt or Prep by Curtis Sittenfeld, … Continue reading Read This Next…Campus Lit