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I Am A Genius of Unspeakable Evil and I Want to be Your Class President
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Genre: Funny
New at the Library: PressReader
PressReader offers access to more than 6,000 newspapers and magazines from more than 100 countries in 60+ languages.
New at the Library: Comics Plus
With Comics Plus®, readers have unlimited, simultaneous access to thousands of digital comics, graphic novels, and manga from a variety of library-friendly publishers.
National Geographic Kids
Gale Presents: National Geographic Kids puts kids at the helm, allowing them to benefit by taking an active part in their learning. They can journey to the depths of the ocean and venture to the surface of the moon. They can trek across the globe and soar into outer space.
Manga Book Club Update
Manga Book Club update! Manga Book Club will now be Manga & Anime Club and will also be held at the library. We will be reading the first manga in a series and then watching the first episode of the same titled anime to compare the two. Snacks and drinks will also be served.
Peppermint Bark Program
Do you like to cook or bake? Join us on December 20th to make Peppermint Bark! We will be using the library’s new Charlie Cart, which is a compact mobile kitchen. You will learn food safety, how to follow a recipe, how to use kitchen utensils and how to use a stove top!
"When Babe Ruth & Lou Gehrig Barnstormed Against Addie Klein’s Lindy Nine "
Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig were good friends and enjoyed visiting Lindenhurst to dine and fish at Barnacle Bill’s restaurant and docks on Montauk Highway along with other teammates.
It's Time to Try Audiobooks!
Audiobooks are having a moment with so many phenomenal releases in 2022. Plus, June is Audiobook Appreciation Month! Take some time and explore a new way to read.
Building Update - August 2022
The library will close to the public on August 15 so we can begin the process of unpacking 1,400 boxes of materials, receiving furniture and shelving, and setting up our new public areas!
The First Schoolhouse in Lindenhurst
The children of Breslau originally attended school with children of Huntington farmers in a small one-room schoolhouse on Montauk Highway (Breslau/Lindenhurst was originally part of Huntington township, before the founding of Babylon).