Night Fall Scary Story Writing Contest

Do you have a creative side that's longing for an outlet? Enter the Night Fall Scary Story Writing Contest at http://www.lernerbooks.com/scarystorycontest/. Read the prompt and add your scariest story to the entry form. The winner receives a full set of the Night Fall novels for home and a full set for the library, has his or her story published on the Lerner Books Blog, and the winner's name will become a character in an upcoming Night Fall novel! Check out the site and enter today. The deadline is October 31st.

Stephen Gammell, The Girl Who Stood on a Grave, Google Labeled for Reuse.

You can also read Thaw View the Thaw eBook for free, a Night Fall book, by Rick Jasper for free online Thaw until October 31st.

Library Snapshot Day!

Remember to visit the library tomorrow, October 6, 2010 to see what's happening in the library and participate in our Library Snapshot Day. Check out music inspired by books, our new TAYSHAS display, and banned books. You can even become a zombie!!!

Worse than undead....

UNREAD!!!
Our latest display explores the world of banned books...
and ZOMBIES!

BOOK FAIR

Welcome Back!

Do you love music? Do you love books? Come into the library today and explore a variety of contemporary music selections inspired by novels and classic literature. You can read about connections, browse a list of songs and their complementary novels, and listen to the songs at one of our listening stations.

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

Summer Reading

Did you read any great books this summer? Fill out the survey on the right to share your favorites. Mrs. LeBoy read The Lacuna by Barbara Kingsolver and Look Homeward Angel by Thomas Wolfe to prepare for her trip to Asheville, NC. Both of these great books are at least partially set in Asheville. She even visited Thomas Wolfe's house.

Old Kentucky Home (1883), 48 Spruce Street, Asheville, North Carolina, lumierefl's photostream, August 28, 2007, Flickr Creative Commons, 5 August 2010.