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9am-9pm
Fri-Sat
9am-5pm
Sun
1-5pm
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Address
2 North Main Street
Andover, MA 01810
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Mon-Thu
9am-9pm
Fri-Sat
9am-5pm
Sun
1-5pm
Holiday Hours
2 North Main Street
Andover, MA 01810
Map & Directions
978-623-8400
Here's an idea for some family literacy time...Cuddle and Craft! This week read a story about snow globes such as The Snowman's Wish or...
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Let our Children's Librarians help pick books for you to read! Our book request form is located here and we can put together a bundle of books for you by topics, themes, genres, whatever you'd like! We already have some pre-made kits but...
Read moreThe Children's room librarians are excited for a New Year and new books to read! Ms Beth is recommending a New Year's story which shares the Haitian new year's tradtiion of making and eating freedom soup to celebrate freedom from slavery Pick up the book...
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The Teen Room would like to announce a new service for tween and teen readers in grades 6 through 12: Teen Book Bags! Because of COVID safety precautions, we have limited capacity for visiting and browsing our collections so we wanted to come up with a fun way to get awesome books to readers....
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This new program is a chance to share some stories as a family then make something with an idea provided by our librarians. Read Together is for families with all ages as we will suggest a couple of books for different reading levels. Or, parents can choose to read the books aloud to kids. ...
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Memorial Hall Library will soon be saying au revoir to Children’s Librarian Miss Kim! After twelve and a half wonderful years with us, she will be moving on to work for her family’s business. Please know Miss Kim will sorely miss all of the dear “chickadees” who attended her story times, both in...
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Join Miss Amy for this week's Goofy Craft and make a Silly Goose using a paper plate, feathers, plastic spoon (preferably white or another color; not clear), tape and/or glue, markers, scissors. Optional: colored paper, googly eyes, decorative "bling". ...
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Listen to Thank You, Sarah by Laurie Halse Anderson. Make a thank you letter, or a letter of suggestion....
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Miss Kate shows you how to make a Thankfulness tree! For this you will need a small flower pot or empty can, some small rocks or clay, a stick or branch, paper, ribbon, markers and scissors.
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This new program is a chance to share some stories as a family then make something with an idea provided by our librarians. Read Together is for families with all ages as we will suggest a couple of books for different reading levels. Or, parents can choose to read the books aloud to kids. ...
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