New Downloadable eAudiobook Program...

NetLibrary has introduced a new (and much easier) way to download eAudiobooks! Check it out.

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Coming this month --- OVER 750 iPOD COMPATIBLE TITLES!

New Community Toolbar!

We're created a great new thing for patrons to use - a community toolbar tailor made for patrons of our library. Download the toolbar and it appears at the top of the browser window in either Firefox or Explorer. Click on the toolbar to get one now!

Bestsellers Book Club - A Great Service for Readers!

The Bestsellers Book Club allows you to select from a list of bestselling authors and automatically puts a reserve in for you when the library receives a new book by that author. Forms are available at the library or for download for you to fill out and check your favorite authors. Present the completed form and your library card to someone at the circulation desk. Then just sit back, and we will call you when new books by your selected authors are available.

Summer Reading Finds...What is Your Favorite Author Reading?

CNN asked authors what they recommend for summer reading this year...and published the list online. Check it out at here!

Read...Win Prizes!

Kids and teens aren't the only ones winning prizes at the library! Adults who sign up for summer reading can do it, too! All you have to do is sign up at the summer reading table, and then each time you read a book, fill out a book review slip and your name will entered in a drawing for lots of cool prizes, including MP3 players and gift certificates from local stores and restaurants. In addition, the library is hosting many great fun and informative programs for adults this summer. Take a look at our events calendar to find out more!

Join David Kipen, Director of Literature for the National Endowment of the Arts

As part of THE BIG READ EPHRATA, the library will host David Kipen on Monday, May 5th at 7 p.m.

David Kipen joined the National Endowment of the Arts in September 2005 as Director of Literature. More recently, he was appointed Director of Literature, National Reading Initiatives. David manages the Big Read, the Arts Endowment's largest literary initiative. Beginning in 2000, David was the book critic for the San Francisco Chronicle, where he reviewed six to eight books each month. He was also a book critic and essayist for National Public Radio's "Day to Day" show and presented KCRW-FM's weekly commentary and podcast "Overbooked." Before working with the Chronicle, Kipen was senior editor with Buzz magazine about his native South California. He is also the editor and author of the recently published book "The Schreiber Theory: A Radical Rewrite of American Film History."

New Downloadable eAudiobooks!

Following are the new eAudiobooks ready for download:

"Aristotle and an Aardvark Go to Washington" by Thomas Cathcart and Daniel Klein
"America, 1908" by Jim Rasenberger
"The Days the Cowboys Quit" by Elmer Kelton
"Avenger" by William W. Johnstone
"Loop Group" by Larry McMurty
"Just Beyond the Clouds" by Karen Kingsbury
"My Heart May Be Broken, But My Hair Still Looks Great" by Dixie Cash
"Code of the West" by Aaron Latham
"Cherokee Nation and the Trail of Tears" by Theda Perdfu and Michael D. Green
"Dark Room" by Andrea Kane
"The Winter Lodge" by Susan Wiggs
"Cypress Grove" by James Sallis
"McKettrick's Pride" by Linda Lael Miller
"Rehab's Story" by Ann Burton
"Getting Some of Her Own" by Gwynne Forster
"Your Sacred Quest" by Joan Borysenko
"Apache Strike" by Jason Manning
"Heart in the Right Place" by Carolyn Jourdan
"The County Fair" by Katherine Valentine
"Montana Revenge" by Dusty Richards
"The Texicans" by Nina Vida
"Lady Sings the Cruels" by Eric Pete
"Almost Dead" by Lisa Jackson
"Defining Moments" by Jacqueline Thomas
"The Culture Code" by Clotaire Rapaille
"Goodnight, Irene" by Jan Burke