New Fiction for December 2008

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Adair, Cherry,
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Magazine Giveaway Saturday, January 3!

PeriodicalsOn Saturday, January 3, Beebe Library will offer its annual magazine giveaway. At the end of each year, the library removes hard copies of magazines that are more than two years old. The content of these magazines is still available electronically through online magazine indexes that can be accessed on library computers and also from computers at your home.

Stop by the library between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. on Saturday to browse through a wide selection of magazines that are two years old. Take some home for reading during the upcoming winter weather, discover some ideas for home projects or try some new recipes.

Although the magazines are of little or no value, donations to the
Friends of the Library will be accepted.


Slaying Scots: A Supper Sleuths List

A Supper Sleuths List for January 13, 2009
* not owned by Wakefield

M.C. Beaton. Hamish Macbeth
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World Building Extraordinaire: Fantasy Fiction Sure Bets

Anthony, Piers. A Spell for Chameleon. (World of Xanth)
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Overdrive

Downloadable Audiobooks

If you like listening to audiobooks, take a look at this new library service! You can browse through a collection of audiobooks including fiction and nonfiction for adults, teens and children, check them out with your library card, and download them for two weeks. You can listen to the books on your PC, or transfer them to an MP3 player. Some titles can also be burned to a CD.

Download Audiobooks — Browse or search our collection, download the special software you need, check out some books, and enjoy listening!


Young Adult Advisory Board

EqualAccess Grant helps library serve middle school kids
Karaoke at the LibraryOver the summer, the library conducted a number of focus groups to determine how the library can best serve middle school students over the coming year. With the help of an EqualAccess grant through the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, administered by the Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners, the library solicited input not only from the community, but also from a number of young adults (teens) who have agreed to serve on the Young Adult Advisory Board. This board is responsible for advising library staff about library activities for teens. And they’ve been very hard at work since October.
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