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 […]
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We are pretty popular…
The APL is a busy place! We give out, on average, 40 new library cards a week. While there is so much you can do with your card – learn a language with Mango, take a course with Universal Class, download an eBook – you can also do the traditional library thing – check out […]
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So Many Puzzles, So Little Time!
Two weeks actually, that is how long you can check out a puzzle for from the Attleboro Public Library. With cold weather right around the corner, puzzles are just the right thing to keep entertained while inside. Stop by to browse through our newest collection. Puzzles have been donated by the public, pieces counted, and […]
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Color Your World
When you hear the word “coloring” it usually brings to mind an activity enjoyed by children. How times have changed! Adult coloring books are now available everywhere. The notion that “Adult Coloring” could become popular may seem odd; however, did you know that in the early 20th Century, Psychiatrist Carl Jung, the founder of analytical […]