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Top 10 Books checked out in 2022
In 2022, Chelmsford Library patrons checked out thousands of reads across all genres. We’ve compiled the top ten books readers checked out the most last year, each having gone out over 100 times. Find out which books our readers had to have below! 10.) Wish You Were Here, Jodi Picoult Diana O’Toole is perfectly … Continue reading Top 10 Books checked out in 2022
While You are Waiting for….The Sentence by Louise Erdrich
I’ve been surprised lately how many big authors are incorporating the pandemic into their new novels. It seems too soon, right? Well, it is certainly a moment in our collective history and consciousness, and fiction, to me at least, has always been an excellent way to make sense of challenging, painful experiences. One of the … Continue reading While You are Waiting for….The Sentence by Louise Erdrich
2023 Winter Reading Challenge!
The new year is in full swing, and Chelmsford Library has a new reading challenge! This season we are challenging readers with Book Bingo (see the full card below.) Patrons who complete any five squares are entered to win a prize. Here are what our librarians are reading this winter for the challenge. Check out … Continue reading 2023 Winter Reading Challenge!
Teen Volunteer Book Reviews – September 23, 2022
The Fear by Natasha Preston (2022) Reviewed by Claire The Fear by Natasha Preston was published in 2022 and is a YA thriller that’s a New York Times bestseller. A terrifying meme that originated from Izzy’s town is going viral. The meme asks people to repost the way they’re most afraid to die. Izzy herself … Continue reading Teen Volunteer Book Reviews – September 23, 2022
Chelmsford Friends of the Library
Scholarship Each year, the Friends of the Library sponsor a scholarship to be awarded to a high school graduating senior(s) who is a resident of Chelmsford, will be attending a 2- or 4-year college or university full-time in the fall, and has had an ongoing relationship with a library/libraries or has volunteered and/or worked for … Continue reading Chelmsford Friends of the Library
Bibliobites in April: Simply Super
In the world of cookbooks, the quest for the perfect dinner seemingly never ends. Legions of chefs and bloggers continue to produce books promising us a flavorful, foolproof, from-scratch meal without spending hours in the kitchen. This month our Bibliobites group returned to this well-worn path with Half Baked Harvest Super Simple by popular blogger … Continue reading Bibliobites in April: Simply Super
Check Out Our #23for23 Display!
According to its website, “the 23for23 initiative amplifies and elevates marginalized voices in promoting, showcasing, and celebrating the works of Black, Indigenous, and People of Color dedicated to telling stories that center marginalized identities.” The #23for23 challenge was created by romance authors Nikki Payne, Nisha Sharma, and Adriana Herrera. The mission for #23for23 is to … Continue reading Check Out Our #23for23 Display!
Good Creature March Madness
It is March Madness time and you know what that means – Book bracket showdowns!! Inspired by our One Book Chelmsford title, How To Be A Good Creature, we have created the Good Creature March Madness bracket. To follow along, print a bracket yourself or pick up a copy in the library or at curbside. … Continue reading Good Creature March Madness
Real Pets of Chelmsford Librarians
Here at the library, we have all been enjoying our 2021 One Book Chelmsford title, How To Be a Good Creature by Sy Montgomery. The book is a collection of short essays about the animals that have enriched the author’s life, and that have taught her valuable lessons on how to be a “good creature” … Continue reading Real Pets of Chelmsford Librarians
While You Are Waiting for… Malibu Rising
This Summer’s blockbuster book is Malibu Rising, by Taylor Jenkins Reid, and if it proves to be as entertaining as her previous novels, it should be worth the hold-queue wait. The novel begins by introducing us to the adult Riva children, in the early 1980s, getting ready for a massive bash at their Malibu mansion. … Continue reading While You Are Waiting for… Malibu Rising