J. K. Rowling’s epic tale of the boy who lived is still top of many of our patron’s must read lists, even though the series has been around for many years. It is fun to see children who were not even born when the book series began enthusiastically requesting the books to read on their […]
Author Archive | Amy Rhilinger
Celebrating National Library Week
April 8-14 is National Library Week, the 60th year of acknowledging the important role libraries and library staff have played in our lives and community. With “Libraries Transform” as the National Lifelong Learning Campaign, the American Library Association is involving libraries and their patrons in the effort to promote the importance of libraries. At your Attleboro […]
Empowered Female Characters in Romance Novels
It’s Women’s History Month, the month where we celebrate the lives and accomplishments of women. All around the library you will find displays of books by and about women. I want to talk today about one specific genre of fiction that is written by women, about women, for women. A genre of fiction that is […]
Come In! We’re Open!
Our lights are on, computers are running and you’re invited back in the Library! Whether you need to pick up your holds, grab a new book, charge your phone, read the paper or check your email, we’re here for you. We have plenty happening today, including Lunch Bunch, The Arc of Bristol County’s Memory Cafe, […]
