Moo coming to moo via the libarmoo.
Check out these cool early literacy kits ! Available through our affiliation with SELCO- Southeastern Libraries Co-operating.
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Joan has been out helping with the 6th grade's Minnesota history projects.
Reference Librarian Joan Ennis speaking to a class.
National Library Week Drawing Contest
I n celebration of National Library Week, April 12 - April 19, the Library has joined Culver’s® of Northfield in the “Unlimited Possibilities” drawing contest for children ages 4 to 11. Every child who completes a drawing will receive a token for a free single scoop of Culver’s Fresh Frozen Custard and will also be entered into a random drawing to win a Scoopie Kids meal certificate . Bring your finished drawings back to the children’s desk or turn them in at Culver’s. The drawing contest encourages children to read and celebrate their favorite book characters. Children can enter the contest by picking up drawing sheets at the children’s desk. Drawings will be displayed at the Northfield Culver's through the month of April.
Where can I donate books?
Donations? The library will not be accepting used book donations as we get ready for our renovation project. NPL will continue to take like-new dvd’s and NEW 2015 books at the circulation desk. We will happily accept them again once we reopen . What to do with your older used books? Please consider donating your books here: The HOSPITAL AUXILIARY — contact Carolyn Sandford at (507)645-8405 The Auxiliary happily accepts used books but NO magazines, encyclopedias or old text books. They will accept donations at the Ice Arena starting Monday, April 13 from 9-5 BOOKS FOR AFRICA —Carleton College: contact Carolyn Sandford at (507)645-8405. See the back of this card or website for acceptable donations. CONTENT BOOKS 314 Division St. (507) 222-9238 If you have used books in excellen...
Calling all pet owners!
Take a picture of your pet reading a book and we'll post it on our library bulletin board- and maybe on our Facebook page. Send them electronically to "Pets reading" or bring them into the library.