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April Staff Recommendations

And Then There Was You by Sophie Cousens Chloe Fairway is unhappy where she currently is in her life; at the age of 31 she expected that she’d be further along in her goals and dreams. Sadly, she’s newly single, living with her parents and not growing in her production assistant position. She learns that the university where she graduated is holding a 10-year reunion; however, Chloe isn’t interested in attending because she doesn’t want to face her classmates that voted her “most likely to succeed,” when she clearly hasn’t. … read more April Staff Recommendations→

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Coming Soon: Color Copies & Prints

You asked. We listened. Color copies & prints are coming to the library next week. However, that means installing a new machine to our network. Our new copier will be here on Monday morning. This process will take time to complete, so we will not be offering copies, prints or FAX services on Monday, April 20, 2026. We hope this will be the only disruption to services. and apologize for any inconvenience. Costs for color copies & prints will be determined and advertised. Stay tuned for details!

Free New Resource ~ Educate Station

Educate Station is now available under the Online Resources tab here on our website. What is Educate Station? A free curriculum database for teachers, parents, daycare providers & homeschooling families provided by your library. Educate Station has a full curriculum for grades pre-K through fifth grade. Patrons can also search for individual worksheets and save & organize materials with the My Classroom feature. Use the full curriculum or just what you need to boost your child’s education. On your home device? Use your FTPL card number to access. On a … read more Free New Resource ~ Educate Station→

March Staff Recommendations

This Book Made Me Think of You by Libby Page Tilly Nightingale didn’t want to celebrate her birthday. But when she got an unexpected call from the local bookshop that she had a gift waiting for her from her husband, she was shocked. She couldn’t remember the last time that she had picked up a book, but also her husband, Joe, had died five months ago. Unsure of what she was going to discover, Tilly heads to the local bookshop where the owner, Alfie, carefully explains the gift; twelve months … read more March Staff Recommendations→

February Staff Recommendations

What Boys Learn by Andromeda Romano-Lax Abby is a high school guidance counselor with a problem. She suspects her teenage son of murdering two of his classmates. This book is a twisty thriller that asks how far you would go to protect your child. I gave it four stars. Available at the library and through Libby. ~ Leslie W. Escape! by Stephen Fishbach  A peek behind the curtain to the dark side of reality competition shows with two-time Survivor contestant turned MTV network vice president turned author Stephen Fishbach. When … read more February Staff Recommendations→

January Staff Recommendations

The Wrong Family by Tarryn Fisher From the outside, Juno thinks that Winnie, Nigel, and their perfect son make up the perfect family. But when Juno moves in with them she quickly realizes that they aren’t what they seem. She tries to keep to herself and stay out of their business, but as a retired therapist she can’t help but to want to intervene. She knows it’s unethical, but she can’t stop herself from snooping and accidentally uncovering some deep secrets that the Crouch family is hiding. With her health … read more January Staff Recommendations→

3rd Annual Trivia Night Fundraiser

Looking for something fun to do this winter? Join us for an evening of trivia, bucket raffles & 50/50 at our 3rd Annual Trivia Night at the Up North Lodge Events Center. The Fundraising Friends are hosting this event to raise funds for the Forsyth Township Public Library. Doors open at 2:00 p.m. Play begins at 3:00 p.m. The Up North will have a cash bar open in the Events Center and attendees can once again order from their full menu with food delivered to the event. Tickets are required. … read more 3rd Annual Trivia Night Fundraiser→

1000 Books Before Kindergarten

Thanks to a wonderful donation to our children’s area & programming we are launching the 1000 Books Before Kindergarten program here at the library. Starting today parents/guardians can register their under kindergarten age children to participate. A reading log will be provided along with program details at registration. You can register at the Circulation Desk. Check in with us after each block of 100 books to earn an incentive sticker and receive your next reading log. At 500 books children will receive a FREE book. Upon completion of the program … read more 1000 Books Before Kindergarten→

December Staff Recommendations

How My Neighbor Stole Christmas by Meghan Quinn Storee Taylor had successfully avoided Kringletown for a decade after an embarrassing holiday mishap left her scarred for life. But when her elderly aunt broke her hip, Storee and her sister returned to town to help their dear Aunt Cindy get back on her feet. Cole Black, Aunt Cindy’s neighbor, had been harboring a decade old grudge against Storee and wasn’t pleased to see that she has taken up residence right next door to him. When, on behalf of her Aunt Cindy, … read more December Staff Recommendations→