February is.....
 
Bake for Family Fun Month...
 
Library Lovers Month...
 
National Black History Month...
 
National Cherry Month...
 
National Dental Health Month...
 
Be Inspired....
 
Bake a cherry dessert with your family, visit the library and check out something *NEW*, learn about black history, and remember to brush your teeth!  :)
 
 
 
 

CHERRY CUPCAKES!
 
 
 

Create your own mini comic strip!
(great for even the youngest computer users!)




Library Mission Statement
What ARE we here for??

In case you were wondering!  - 

The mission of the Northborough Free Library is to provide its customers with a selection of printed, recorded, or electronic materials for all ages.  Materials are purchased for recreation, independent learning, and vocational and educational support.  In addition, the library provides access to materials and information in other libraries or organizations, and from remote electronic databases.  The library also serves as a center of community activity, with programs for preschoolers to the elderly; a meeting place for civic, cultural, social, and other non-profit organizations; and a distribution point for local information. 










 
Welcome to the Children's Room!


Celebrate Dr. Seuss's Birthday With Us!
 
 
Friday, March 2nd, 12:30-1pm
 
Today we will take part in "Read Across America" by reading The Lorax by Dr. Seuss!  Everyone who joins us will receive a special certificate and help make a "talking tree". 
 
All activities for this special day are provided by the National Exucation Association (NEA).
 
 

 
NEW SUPER HERO BOOKS!
 
We've added a bunch of new books
to our Super Hero Series section!
 
Now you have stories about
Wonder Woman
The Green Lantern
and Super Pets
along with your other favorite heroes!
  
Come check them out today!
 
 

3rd and 4th Grade Book Group
Join book group!  Our next meeting is on February 27th, and we will be discussing 
Mockingbird by Kathryn Erskine.  Come in, sign up, and pick up your book today!
Mockingbird [Book]


January 1, 2012 - February 29, 2012
Take Part in our
Leap Year Reading Challenge
(Please note that this
is an online only event.)
The end of January marks the half way point for our Leap Year Challenge!!
 
 This challenge is similar to our Summer Reading program but is for the winter months. Participants will be logging the number of pages they read each time they read a book! Beginning in March stop by the Children's Room and pick up a new book for participating. Additional winners will also be picked for some fun prizes! For ages birth to 5th grade. The program will run from January 1st to February 29th (Leap Day)! Note that this is an online event. You do not need to come to the library to sign up.
Contact the Children's Room Staff with any questions!

Audiobook warning:

For people with multi-disc players, occasionally a library CD will get stuck.  This is true, mostly, for multi-cd players installed in cars.  Please play at your own risk.  Thank you!



As a parent, the choice is up to you!

The children's collection now contains over 50 video games for the Wii and DS systems.

All our games are rated E for Everyone or E10+ which means the game is recommended for kids ages 10 and up.  

Of course, every child, and every family is different and although librarians can offer their suggestions, it is ultimately up to you whether or not material is appropriate for your household!

Keep an eye out for new games coming often!  



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