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Drop-in Book Chat Titles

Did you miss our Drop-in Book Chat last week? Librarians Kim and Clare discussed some of their favorite fiction reads of the last month and previewed some soon to be released titles. If you love to talk about books but don't want to be tied to only one book, you should check out this program!...

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Writing the Dream

Writing the Dream: Books By American Immigrants

John F. Kennedy wrote, “Everywhere immigrants have enriched and strengthened the fabric of American life.” Since its founding, American culture has always benefited from the artistic contribution of immigrants. Here are some great books written by first and second generation immigrants to the...

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Get Ready for the Return of the Andover Seed Library

The Andover Seed Library Will Re-Open on February 3

The Andover Seed Library will re-open on February 3rd! We are thinking beyond the tiny kernels you will press into the soil in your backyard once the ground warms up. Seeds are essential for the future of agricultural diversity and that’s not just about enjoying a veritable smorgasbord at supper...

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Books for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day

Books for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day

The library will be closed on Monday, January 15th in honor of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, so come in this weekend to pick up books to read on your day off! Here are some fiction and nonfiction books you can check out to learn more about the history of the civil rights movement, as well as how...

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eBooks Without a Wait List

eBooks Without A Wait List!

The weather outside may be turning frightful, but as long as you have internet access, you can access MHL's eBooks and eAudiobooks from Overdrive! Even if you don't have an e-reader like a Kindle or Nook, you can read e-books via the Overdrive...

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What to Read After Wonder

What to Read After Wonder

The book Wonder, by R. J. Palacio, has inspired and entertained readers since its release in 2012. Its recent movie adaptation has helped...

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Staff favorites 2017

Staff Favorites 2017

The end of 2017 is near so we thought we'd highlight some of our favorite books, movies, films, and more from this year. Take a look and hopefully you'll find something you really love, too! 

Adult Fiction
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Read More Around the Menorah: Books for Chanukah

Read More Around the Menorah: Books for Chanukah

This year the first of Chanukah (or Hanukkah)'s eight nights was December 12th. Here are some books for all ages to enjoy during the festival of lights, ranging from picture books to help young readers celebrate to cookbooks for adults preparing the holiday's traditional fried treats. Chanukah...

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Food for Thought: Books for Foodies

Food for Thought: Books for Foodies

During this time of year, food is on a lot of people's minds. MHL has plenty of cookbooks available, but we also have books for people who aren't looking for recipes, but just want to read about food. Here are memoirs from chefs and food critics, as...

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December 1 is World AIDS Day

World AIDS Day

"World AIDS Day takes place on the 1st December each year. It’s an opportunity for people worldwide to unite in the fight against HIV, to show support for people living with HIV, and to commemorate those who have died from an AIDS-...

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