Next Chapter Book Club is a community-based book club for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. All reading skills are encouraged to attend. The primary focus is having fun with friends! Open to ages 16 and up.
Anyone interested in joining the club or becoming a volunteer facilitator should contact: Cherie Runnels at crunnels@seolibraries.org.
Next Chapter Book Club is a community-based book club for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. All reading skills are encouraged to attend. The primary focus is having fun with friends! Open to ages 16 and up.
Anyone interested in joining the club or becoming a volunteer facilitator should contact: Cherie Runnels at crunnels@seolibraries.org.
Join us at Pemberville Public Library for this month's Third Thursday program! This month adults will be making a cute Leprechaun hat made out of felt and terracotta pots. Stop in at the library or Call 419-287-4012 to register.
A Place Called Home tells David Ambroz's story of growing up homeless and in the foster care system. His narrative details an experience that is familiar to so many young people who have been systematically overlooked and unprotected. A Place Called Home, which was Zibby Owens 2022 Book of the Year, is a survival story, opening the readers eyes to the nation's broken foster care system.
A Place Called Home tells David Ambroz's story of growing up homeless and in the foster care system. His narrative details an experience that is familiar to so many young people who have been systematically overlooked and unprotected. A Place Called Home, which was Zibby Owens 2022 Book of the Year, is a survival story, opening the readers eyes to the nation's broken foster care system.
A Place Called Home tells David Ambroz's story of growing up homeless and in the foster care system. His narrative details an experience that is familiar to so many young people who have been systematically overlooked and unprotected. A Place Called Home, which was Zibby Owens 2022 Book of the Year, is a survival story, opening the readers eyes to the nation's broken foster care system.
A Place Called Home tells David Ambroz's story of growing up homeless and in the foster care system. His narrative details an experience that is familiar to so many young people who have been systematically overlooked and unprotected. A Place Called Home, which was Zibby Owens 2022 Book of the Year, is a survival story, opening the readers eyes to the nation's broken foster care system.
The Pemberville Public Library Board of Trustees will hold a special meeting at the Pemberville Public Library on Thursday, March 2 at 4:30 pm.
Your library has more to explore than books! Check out some of our unusual items:
The American Girl Dolls are loaned out for one week, and come with a hair brush, the corresponding American Girl Doll book, and a book about what life would have been like in their time period. The dolls must be returned at the library from which they were borrowed.
If you love to cook and want a fun, casual environment to try and share new recipes, the Cookbook Club is just for you! You’ll take home a new cookbook every month and try out recipes. Then bring your favorite dish to share with the group and discuss techniques. This book club rotates meeting locations between our three libraries each month and meets on the first Thursday at 6:30 pm. Open to cooks ages 14 and more experienced! Registration Required. Please call to reserve your recipe choice.