Looking for a new book to read this summer? Love to hear what other kids your age think about what they’ve read? Check out our new Tween/Teen book review page located under the “teens” tab. You will find short reviews of books read by our tween/teen volunteers and patrons. This is a great way to […]
Stay Connected to the Library through Instagram!
Looking to stay connected to what’s going on for Tweens and Teens at the Attleboro Public Library? Follow @MeghanWitherell_teenlibrarian for information about tween/teen programming, new middle reader and young adult books, pictures of current displays in the children’s room and SO much more! Visiting the library? Post using #AttleboroPublicLibrary to share what you’re reading or why you love […]
Enjoy a peaceful moment in the magazine room
Have a few minutes to sit in the air conditioning and put your feet up? Visit the second floor of the library and flip through an issue or two of your favorite magazine. You can browse articles on current events, pop stars, recipes or home improvement plans! When you visit the Attleboro Library’s second floor […]
Life, Liberty, and the Freedom to Read at Your Library
As the Fourth of July holiday approaches, why not take a minute away from the cookouts and fireworks and reconnect with our country’s history? There are an abundance of books about the revolutionary era – including 1776 by David McCullough and Revolutionary Summer: The Birth of American Independence by Joseph J. Ellis. Dine with Thomas […]
Be an Environmental Hero and Escape the Ordinary!
URI Master Gardener, Rusty Morrow, will give a lecture on Gardening with Native Plants TONIGHT, Thursday, July 16th at 7 pm in the APL Marble Lobby. Native plants are adapted to the local climate and soil conditions where they naturally occur, requiring fewer amendments and upkeep. These important plant species provide nectar, pollen, and seeds that […]
