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Bibliobites in June: In the Cookie Jar
In June our Bibliobites group made a detour into the winter wonderland of Lake Eden, Minnesota, the fictional home of baker/amateur sleuth Hannah Swensen. Hannah has starred in multitudinous “cozy mysteries” which feature lots of discussions about food and baking, in addition to murder! This month’s title (26th in the series by author Joanne Fluke), … Continue reading Bibliobites in June: In the Cookie Jar
Teen Volunteer Book Reviews – January 20, 2023
It’s a new year, and if you’re anything like me you are on the hunt for new books to read! Check out these reviews to see what our teen volunteers are reading, and maybe check one out today! 🙂 Jackaby by William Ritter (2014) Reviewed by Claire Jackaby, by William Ritter, is a supernatural YA … Continue reading Teen Volunteer Book Reviews – January 20, 2023
Biography & History
For Chelmsford History, please see our Chelmsford History Resource Guide. Featured Online Resources Print Biography Collection Main Library, Lower Level We have an extensive collection of adult biography books, at the call number Biog/ and arranged alphabetically by the last name of the person they are about. Also in this collection are large … Continue reading Biography & History
2.13 Publicity in Library Facilities and on Library Grounds
The Chelmsford Public Library is a resource for local information and community activities and events. In support of this mission, the library may accept free, printed flyers or literature on topics of educational, cultural, civic, social and recreational interest for display and distribution according to this policy. Questions about items covered under this policy should … Continue reading 2.13 Publicity in Library Facilities and on Library Grounds
Learn To Read
Every Child Ready to Read From the moment children are born, they are like sponges absorbing the information in the world around them. At the library, we incorporate the research-based practices of Every Child Ready to Read in each and every storytime. And most importantly, you can talk, sing, read, write, and play with your child … Continue reading Learn To Read
Teen Book Reviews – October 19, 2021
We love the diverse selection of books our teen volunteers are reading! Check out the reviews below – maybe you’ll want to give one of these titles a try! Dangerous Skies by Suzanne Fisher Staples (1996) Reviewed by Vaanya The book Dangerous Skies is a realistic fiction book that is full of character and heartfelt … Continue reading Teen Book Reviews – October 19, 2021
Teen Volunteer Book Reviews – August 22, 2022
Summer may be coming to a close, but here at the Library we are a community of year-round readers! See what our teen volunteers are reading and reviewing. Maybe you’ll find your first great read of the fall! 🙂 Skyward by Brandon Sanderson (2018) Reviewed by Joe Brandon Sanderson has been among my favorite authors … Continue reading Teen Volunteer Book Reviews – August 22, 2022
Gaming and Coding
Gaming is a fun activity that helps flex your critical thinking skills and connect with others. Let us help you find your next awesome gaming experience! Find a video game in our Catalog Find a board game in our Catalog Join us online for Smash Bros! Check out our Events Calendar for more information … Continue reading Gaming and Coding
Teen Volunteer Book Reviews – January 19, 2022
The Blackthorn Key by Kevin Sands (2015) Reviewed by Braneeth Summary The Blackthorn Key is a novel that takes place in medieval England and is about young Christoper Rowe, an apothecary’s apprentice. Under his master, Benedict Blackthorn, he learns not only to prepare medicines and herbal remedies, but also to form dangerous substances such as … Continue reading Teen Volunteer Book Reviews – January 19, 2022
Bibliobites in May: Comme Ci, Comme Ça
What is it about French food that perpetually fascinates? Is it that European cultural savoir-faire, or the elegance we typically associate with France? Is it the food itself: not too challenging for most palates, often rich with butter and cheese; and accented with wine and herbs like tarragon or chives? Is it the vibrant personalities … Continue reading Bibliobites in May: Comme Ci, Comme Ça