Find some fun reads, games and projects on the Catch the Reading Bug website
and the teens Metemorphosis "Morph" website.

Wed, June 25, 10am-5pm: Build A Bug Bonanza Day Photos

Build A Bug crafters at work

Completed Build A Bug Bonanza 2008

Upcoming FREE Summer Library Program events:

Wed, July 2, 12noon: Nintendo Wii Bowling Tournament

Wed, July 9, 10:30am: Rock Out with Randy Peterson
Wed, July 16, 12 noon: Craft & Crunch

............................1pm: Beekeeper Barry (live observation hive!)
Wed, July 23, 1pm: The Magic of Rick Allen
Thur, July 24, 12 noon: Balloon Art Frenzy
Wed, July 30, 10am: NEW ZooMobile

.............................12 noon: Craft & Crunch
Mon, Aug 5, Field Trip Bus to Barkhausen Nature Center (bring sack lunch)
Wed, Aug 6, 12 noon: Create A Visor contest
Fri, Aug 15, 12 noon: Prize drawings awarded and Visor contest ends

Do You want to learn a New Language...

for work, school or travel?
Dutch, French, German, Italian, Spanish, English
Try out our new language program
TellMeMore online

Access is free with your Library Card

Readers of the Round Table book discussion group

The book discussion group will meet again in September. They look forward to reading and discussing "Blackbird House" by Alice Hoffman. If you would like to join us, plan to pick up a copy; book or audiobook, in mid August. We will meet in mid September (date TBA) Everyone is welcome to join us; we look forward to an informal and lively discussion.
Have a fun and safe summer, and keep reading!

Library Locator - Are you going out of town or maybe out of state, plug in the city and state, and the Library Locator will give you the vital information for the library at that location. Have fun as you visit new libraries!

Pre-School Storytime
for 2-4 year olds:

2008 Fall Session: Wednesdays

10:30AM - 11:00AM

Join us as we read stories about a new theme each week; learn new games, crafts or dancing!

Pre-School Storytime is appropriate for children age 2-4 years of age. Homeschoolers are encourage to attend. Children can participate unattended, but the parent/guardian must remain in the building. See the Storytime page for additional information.

Register to Vote

Before the Presidential Election Nov 4, 2008

Our friends down at Step It Up and Rock The Vote provided the Register To Vote link that lets you register to vote from this very site. Just click on the log to open it and fill in the information.

Local History @ Your Library

Take a look at the new InfoSoup Local History page featuring links and information about local and state digital collections. Four early Outagamie County Plat books are just part of the local history collections available online.

Welcome to InfoSoup's TumbleBooks Library!

TumbleBooks are animated, talking books. Picture books, chapter books, and more.

Homework Help e-Resource available!

Opposing Viewpoints - Every issue in the news has at least two sides. This website has been designed to help map out the political terrain and locate at least some of those interest groups that articulate and promote the myriad different viewpoints that drive political debate. "Opposing Views" has been organized into the various categories. Most of the sites provide additional links to like-minded webpages, thus providing many more research possibilities.

Student Resource Center
Designed for students in grades 6 through 12, providing information from Magazines, Newspapers, Biographies, Country Reports, & Primary Documents.

Literature Resource Center
Designed to meet the research needs of undergraduate and high school students, the Literature Resource Center provides access to biographies, bibliographies and critical analysis of authors from every age and literary discipline.

Biography Resource Center
Comprehensive database of biographical information on more than 300,000 people from throughout history, around the world, and across all disciplines and subject areas.

AskAway

Got a question? Now you can ask a librarian 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. AskAway is a chat service staffed by a consortium of reference librarians throughout the state, nation, and world. So the next time you need help finding an answer, try AskAway.

Support Wisconsin Libraries

Cows don't Google, but cheese heads do! All 466 public library locations in Wisconsin provide free Internet access!

Pick up a pin and bumper-sticker at the desk, visit WisconsinLibraries.org and learn more about the value of libraries.