We're throwing it back today with a message from last year's Teen Mental Health Week performer, The Queen Sheba. And teens are welcome to join Teen Mental Health Awareness Week activities at MCPL this first week of November! We're offering art, yoga, meditation, community resource information and more for teens, plus an opportunity to get involved with our year-round programs. Check out https://mcpl.link/teen-mental-health for specific events, and https://mcpl.link/teen-advisory-board for Teen A

📖 Ever wanted to write a book? Sometimes you need a how-to guide, but other times you want a good life story of a writer who got the work done. 📚Check out this selection of biographies of famous authors, and come visit our writing sections for more inspiration! 🗓️ And don’t forget our writing groups for all ages! Visit mcpl.events/writing to find one at your closest branch. #nanowrimo #marylandwriters | Montgomery County Public Libraries

👏📚We are so excited about the NEW library van! CCPL will be taking this van to outreach events in the community, if you see us, stop by and say hi! 👋 #ClayCoLibrary #ClayCountyFL #LibraryLove #Libraries #Library #Outreach | Clay County Public Library

Library reopens in Montgomery County

Digital Library Cards Are Now Available In Montgomery County

Montgomery County Library In Norristown To Be Rebuilt

Three hens and a peacock written by Lester L. Laminack ; illustrated by Henry Cole. Peachtree, ©2011. Reading age ‏ : ‎ 3 - 7 years. Grade level ‏ : ‎ Preschool - 3. "When life on the Tucker farm is disrupted by the arrival of a peacock, whose shrieking and strutting bring many welcome visitors, the hens complain that they are doing all of the work until the hound suggests a trade." -- from publisher. Look for this and other fun books to read using our online catalog: www.srls.info. Or visit you

Montgomery County offering people free Chromebooks

Again, our cameras captured what's turning out to be another totally normal day at your library! A Jedi duel in the stacks! ⚔️ Thankfully, they paused their lightsaber battle long enough to let the staff pass, and no books were harmed (this time!) 😂 | Clarksville-Montgomery County Public Library