News & Updates
Tree of Giving
Have you noticed the new addition to the library? A Tree of Giving was purchased through a donation in memory of Karen Seder by her husband, Jack and their children. The FTPL Board was looking for a new way to honor donors in support of the library. Jack stepped up to provide the funds to have this tree designed and created by Trophy Central in Marquette. For information on how to have your name or the name of a loved one featured on the tree, please see our Donations Policy … read more Tree of Giving
Baby Doll Clinic for Kids & Families
Join us for this special family Saturday event with local author Carrie Pearson. She will be here to teach kids about the APGAR score. Each child will receive a free stethoscope. Bring your favorite doll or stuffed animal to practice on. We will serve a light snack as well. Snowbound Books will be here with books for purchase for anyone interested.
Trivia Night Fundraiser
Looking for something different to do this winter? Join us for an evening of trivia, bucket raffles & 50/50. The Fundraising Friends are hosting a fun evening to raise funds for the Forsyth Township Public Library. The Up North Lodge Events Center is donating their space. Attendees will be able to order from their food menu and the Up North will have their Events Center bar open. Tickets are required. $10.00 donation per person to play. Teams of 4 to 8 people are encouraged. Tickets are available at the library … read more Trivia Night Fundraiser
December Staff Recommendations
The Mysterious Case of Rudolf Diesel by Douglas Brunt Who knew the diesel engine was shrouded in such mystery? On the eve of WWI Rudolf Diesel disappears off the steamship Dresden. Ever since the world has wondered whether it was an accident, suicide or murder. The author comes up with his own conclusion. A true crime book that deals with the forces that helped shape our history. Fabulous! ~ Leslie W. The Taken Ones by Jess Lourey Evangeline Reed, an agent with the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension is a … read more December Staff Recommendations
November Staff Recommednations
Distant Sons by Tim Johnston This is an immersive literary thriller. The lyrical writing will draw you in, and the characters will make you stay. The story centers around Sean & Dan, who meet in a small town, not their own. They find themselves forging a friendship in the midst of a 40-year-old mystery involving the disappearance of three young boys. This book is available at the library. ~ Leslie M. The Red Garden by Alice Hoffman A young woman sets out to make her life better by leaving England … read more November Staff Recommednations
The Grinch is Coming!
The Grinch will be visiting us at Story Time on Friday, December 8, 2023, at 10:30 a.m. We will read the new book, How the Grinch Lost Christmas. A Grinch craft & snack will also be provided. Dress in Grinch green if you can to show the Grinch some love.
Closing Early October 24, 2023
The library will be closing at 3:00 p.m. on Tuesday, October 24, 2023, to allow staff to attend an event. Regular hours will resume on Wednesday. Thank you for your understanding.
Save the Date for Trivia Night!
We have an exciting new fundraiser coming in 2024. Our fundraising friends are hosting a trivia night at the Up North Lodge Event Center on Sunday, February 4, 2024, from 3:00 to 6:00 p.m. Start building your team of 4-8 people, and watch for more details in the coming months.
October Staff Recommendations
The Trap by Catherine Ryan Howard Nicki O’Sullivan disappears after leaving a pub in Dublin. Her sister Lucy is obsessed with finding her to the extent that she taunts the man on television to find her and tell her about Nicki. A clever twist in how this story ends. This title is available at the library. ~ Bonnie Come With Me by Erin Flanagan What does it take for women to succeed in the world of business? How well do you really know your friends? These are some of the … read more October Staff Recommendations
September Book Recommendations
Hello Stranger by Katherine Center This is the story of a portrait artist who places as a finalist in a prestigious art competition. Sadie suffers a brain injury requiring brain surgery. As a result of her injury she suffers from face blindness (whenever she looks at someone, their face is scrambled like a puzzle). As she is trying to adjust to her injury and navigate her new life, Sadie also becomes friends with two gentlemen, her dog’s vet and her neighbor. She is learning that there are other ways of … read more September Book Recommendations
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