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Helping Your Child Find More Time to Read this Summer
16 tips for helping your child to read more this summer.Continue Reading
What is Manga?
What is Manga We are often asked what is Manga? Why do some people like it? How do you read these books? Why is this such a big thing? Katrina, one of our circulation assistants, is a big fan of manga and has even lived and studied in Japan, soContinue Reading
15 Ways to Find More Time to Read This Summer
How do you find more time to read? We have some simple tips that will have you flipping pages!Continue Reading
Juneteenth, Rainbow Month and Own Voices Literature
Juneteenth Juneteenth celebrates the freedom of enslaved people in the United States at the end of the Civil War. President Joe Biden signed the Juneteenth National Independence Day Act into law on June 17. 2021, making Juneteenth a federal holiday. Why is Juneteenth Significant? President Abraham Lincoln issued theContinue Reading
Love Your Library Week April 3 – 9
Middlesex Public Library is committed to serving our patrons whether our building is open or closed.Continue Reading
Freedom of Information
The American Library Association supports every American’s right to access information. The First Amendment of the Bill of Rights asserts that Congress can not create laws based on religion and that every American has the right to assemble and the right to free speech, including members of the press. JamesContinue Reading
Black History Month
Middlesex Public Library is committed to providing a safe, inclusive environment.Continue Reading
Library Services
Our building may be closed, but our services are open. Links to digital, live and virtual services.Continue Reading
National Family Literacy Month
November is National Family Literacy Month. Continue Reading
Top Ten Most Challenged Books of 2020
The American Library Association in connection with the American Booksellers designates a week each fall to discuss the issue of banned books and censorship.Continue Reading