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Children ages 3 and up meet for stories, songs and related activities.
Children in grades K – 5 may register for a time slot to meet with Marilyn Thayer and her certified family therapy dogs to practice reading skills in a relaxed atmosphere. Each 20 minute session begins with a meet and greet followed by reading time. Children are encouraged to bring their own books or choose one from the library.
Children ages 3 and under meet for stories, songs and related activities.
Preschoolers and their families are invited to develop, maintain and practice literacy routines with Big Ryan. Sponsored by South Shore Community Action Council.
Children ages 3 and up meet for stories, songs and related activities.
Children in grades K – 5 may register for a time slot to meet with Marilyn Thayer and her certified family therapy dogs to practice reading skills in a relaxed atmosphere. Each 20 minute session begins with a meet and greet followed by reading time. Children are encouraged to bring their own books or choose one from the library.
Children in grades K – 5 may register for a time slot to meet with Marilyn Thayer and her certified family therapy dogs to practice reading skills in a relaxed atmosphere. Each 20 minute session begins with a meet and greet followed by reading time. Children are encouraged to bring their own books or choose one from the library.
Children in grades K – 5 may register for a time slot to meet with Marilyn Thayer and her certified family therapy dogs to practice reading skills in a relaxed atmosphere. Each 20 minute session begins with a meet and greet followed by reading time. Children are encouraged to bring their own books or choose one from the library.
Join us at the library for a Movie Matinee! This is a free event, everyone is invited, and refreshments will be served.
The Book Club at the Carver Public Library meets on the third Wednesday of each month at 2:00 in the Small Meeting Room. We will be reading The Tea Girl of Hummingbird Lane by Lisa See in January. "Li-yan and her family align their lives around the seasons and the farming of tea in their remote Yunnan village. Then a stranger arrives, finding the rare tea he has been seeking and a reticent Akha people. Li-yan translates for the stranger. When she has a baby outside of wedlock she wraps her daughter in a blanket, with a tea cake hidden in her swaddling, and abandons her near an orphanage. Adopted by a couple in California, Haley grows up privileged and well-loved. As Haley wonders about her origins, Li-yan longs for her lost daughter. They find answers in the tea that has shaped their family's destiny for generations." Newcomers are welcome and refreshments will be served. Books are available at the Circulation Desk.
Children in grades K – 5 may register for a time slot to meet with Marilyn Thayer and her certified family therapy dogs to practice reading skills in a relaxed atmosphere. Each 20 minute session begins with a meet and greet followed by reading time. Children are encouraged to bring their own books or choose one from the library.
Children in grades K – 5 may register for a time slot to meet with Marilyn Thayer and her certified family therapy dogs to practice reading skills in a relaxed atmosphere. Each 20 minute session begins with a meet and greet followed by reading time. Children are encouraged to bring their own books or choose one from the library.
Children in grades K – 5 may register for a time slot to meet with Marilyn Thayer and her certified family therapy dogs to practice reading skills in a relaxed atmosphere. Each 20 minute session begins with a meet and greet followed by reading time. Children are encouraged to bring their own books or choose one from the library.
Children in grades K – 5 may register for a time slot to meet with Marilyn Thayer and her certified family therapy dogs to practice reading skills in a relaxed atmosphere. Each 20 minute session begins with a meet and greet followed by reading time. Children are encouraged to bring their own books or choose one from the library.
Join us at the library for a Movie Matinee! This is a free event, everyone is invited, and there will be refreshments.
Children in grades K – 5 may register for a time slot to meet with Marilyn Thayer and her certified family therapy dogs to practice reading skills in a relaxed atmosphere. Each 20 minute session begins with a meet and greet followed by reading time. Children are encouraged to bring their own books or choose one from the library.
The Book Club at the Carver Public Library meets on the third Wednesday of each month at 2:00 in the Small Meeting Room. We will be reading Hillbilly Elegy by J.D. Vance for the month of February. "Shares the story of the author's family and upbringing, describing how they moved from poverty to an upwardly mobile clan that included the author, a Yale Law School graduate, while navigating the demands of middle class life and the collective demons of the past." Books are available at the Circulation Desk. Newcomers are welcome and refreshments will be served.
Children in grades K – 5 may register for a time slot to meet with Marilyn Thayer and her certified family therapy dogs to practice reading skills in a relaxed atmosphere. Each 20 minute session begins with a meet and greet followed by reading time. Children are encouraged to bring their own books or choose one from the library.
Children in grades K – 5 may register for a time slot to meet with Marilyn Thayer and her certified family therapy dogs to practice reading skills in a relaxed atmosphere. Each 20 minute session begins with a meet and greet followed by reading time. Children are encouraged to bring their own books or choose one from the library.
Children in grades K – 5 may register for a time slot to meet with Marilyn Thayer and her certified family therapy dogs to practice reading skills in a relaxed atmosphere. Each 20 minute session begins with a meet and greet followed by reading time. Children are encouraged to bring their own books or choose one from the library.
Join us at the library for a Movie Matinee! This is a free event, everyone is invited, and there will be refreshments.
Children in grades K – 5 may register for a time slot to meet with Marilyn Thayer and her certified family therapy dogs to practice reading skills in a relaxed atmosphere. Each 20 minute session begins with a meet and greet followed by reading time. Children are encouraged to bring their own books or choose one from the library.
The Book Club at the Carver Public Library meets on the third Wednesday of each month at 2:00 in the Small Meeting Room. Our book for March is Varina by Charles Frazier. "Her marriage prospects limited, teenage Varina Howell agrees to wed the much-older widower Jefferson Davis, with whom she expects the secure life of a Mississippi landowner. Davis instead pursues a career in politics and is eventually appointed president of the Confederacy, placing Varina at the white-hot center of one of the darkest moments in American history." Newcomers are welcome and refreshments will be served. Books are available at the Circulation Desk.
Children in grades K – 5 may register for a time slot to meet with Marilyn Thayer and her certified family therapy dogs to practice reading skills in a relaxed atmosphere. Each 20 minute session begins with a meet and greet followed by reading time. Children are encouraged to bring their own books or choose one from the library.
Children in grades K – 5 may register for a time slot to meet with Marilyn Thayer and her certified family therapy dogs to practice reading skills in a relaxed atmosphere. Each 20 minute session begins with a meet and greet followed by reading time. Children are encouraged to bring their own books or choose one from the library.
Children in grades K – 5 may register for a time slot to meet with Marilyn Thayer and her certified family therapy dogs to practice reading skills in a relaxed atmosphere. Each 20 minute session begins with a meet and greet followed by reading time. Children are encouraged to bring their own books or choose one from the library.
Edward Lodi will talk about his most recent book Benjamin Church in King William's War. King William's War (1689-1697) was the first in the series of bloody conflicts known collectively as the French and Indian Wars, in which England and France with their Indian allies vied for control of North America. Benjamin Church led five expeditions against the French and Indians into northern New England and New France. Edward Lodi recounts the story of those expeditions, for which Church became famous as the forefather of the Rangers. The scope of King William's War was immense. Lodi also talks about Hannah Dustan, the first woman in America to have a statue erected in her honor; the infamous raid against Schenectady, New York; and many other topices related to the war. He welcomes questions from the audience. A book signing will follow.
Children in grades K – 5 may register for a time slot to meet with Marilyn Thayer and her certified family therapy dogs to practice reading skills in a relaxed atmosphere. Each 20 minute session begins with a meet and greet followed by reading time. Children are encouraged to bring their own books or choose one from the library.
Join us at the library for a Movie Matinee! This is a free event, everyone is invited, and there will be refreshments.
The Book Club at the Carver Public Library meets on the third Wednesday of each month at 2:00 in the Small Meeting Room. We will be reading poetry by different poets for our April meeting in celebtration of National Poetry Month. Newcomers are welcome and refreshments will be served. Books are available at the Circulation Desk.
Children in grades K – 5 may register for a time slot to meet with Marilyn Thayer and her certified family therapy dogs to practice reading skills in a relaxed atmosphere. Each 20 minute session begins with a meet and greet followed by reading time. Children are encouraged to bring their own books or choose one from the library.
Children in grades K – 5 may register for a time slot to meet with Marilyn Thayer and her certified family therapy dogs to practice reading skills in a relaxed atmosphere. Each 20 minute session begins with a meet and greet followed by reading time. Children are encouraged to bring their own books or choose one from the library.
Children in grades K – 5 may register for a time slot to meet with Marilyn Thayer and her certified family therapy dogs to practice reading skills in a relaxed atmosphere. Each 20 minute session begins with a meet and greet followed by reading time. Children are encouraged to bring their own books or choose one from the library.
Children in grades K – 5 may register for a time slot to meet with Marilyn Thayer and her certified family therapy dogs to practice reading skills in a relaxed atmosphere. Each 20 minute session begins with a meet and greet followed by reading time. Children are encouraged to bring their own books or choose one from the library.
Join us at the library for a Movie Matinee! This is a free event, everyone is invited, and there will be refreshments.
Children in grades K – 5 may register for a time slot to meet with Marilyn Thayer and her certified family therapy dogs to practice reading skills in a relaxed atmosphere. Each 20 minute session begins with a meet and greet followed by reading time. Children are encouraged to bring their own books or choose one from the library.
The Book Club at the Carver Public Library meets on the third Wednesday of each month at 2:00 in the Small Meeting Room. We will be reading Homegoing by Yaa Gyasi for the month of May. "Two half sisters, Effia and Esi, unknown to each other, are born into two different tribal villages in 18th century Ghana. Effia will be married off to an English colonial, and will live in comfort in the sprawling, palatial rooms of Cape Coast Castle, raising half-caste children who will be sent abroad to be educated in England before returning to the Gold Coast to serve as administrators of the Empire. Her sister, Esi, will be imprisoned beneath Effia in the Castle's women's dungeon, and then shipped off on a boat bound for America, where she will be sold into slavery. Stretching from the tribal wars of Ghana to slavery and Civil War in America, from the coal mines in the north to the Great Migration to the streets of 20th century Harlem, Yaa Gyasi's has written a modern masterpiece, a novel that moves through histories and geographies and--with outstanding economy and force--captures the troubled spirit of our own nation"-- Provided by publisher. Newcomers are welcome and refreshments will be served. Books are available at the Circulation Desk.
Children in grades K – 5 may register for a time slot to meet with Marilyn Thayer and her certified family therapy dogs to practice reading skills in a relaxed atmosphere. Each 20 minute session begins with a meet and greet followed by reading time. Children are encouraged to bring their own books or choose one from the library.
Children in grades K – 5 may register for a time slot to meet with Marilyn Thayer and her certified family therapy dogs to practice reading skills in a relaxed atmosphere. Each 20 minute session begins with a meet and greet followed by reading time. Children are encouraged to bring their own books or choose one from the library.
Children in grades K – 5 may register for a time slot to meet with Marilyn Thayer and her certified family therapy dogs to practice reading skills in a relaxed atmosphere. Each 20 minute session begins with a meet and greet followed by reading time. Children are encouraged to bring their own books or choose one from the library.
Join us at the library for a Movie Matinee! This is a free event, everyone is invited, and there will be refreshments.
Children in grades K – 5 may register for a time slot to meet with Marilyn Thayer and her certified family therapy dogs to practice reading skills in a relaxed atmosphere. Each 20 minute session begins with a meet and greet followed by reading time. Children are encouraged to bring their own books or choose one from the library.
Children in grades K – 5 may register for a time slot to meet with Marilyn Thayer and her certified family therapy dogs to practice reading skills in a relaxed atmosphere. Each 20 minute session begins with a meet and greet followed by reading time. Children are encouraged to bring their own books or choose one from the library.
Children in grades K – 5 may register for a time slot to meet with Marilyn Thayer and her certified family therapy dogs to practice reading skills in a relaxed atmosphere. Each 20 minute session begins with a meet and greet followed by reading time. Children are encouraged to bring their own books or choose one from the library.
Children in grades K – 5 may register for a time slot to meet with Marilyn Thayer and her certified family therapy dogs to practice reading skills in a relaxed atmosphere. Each 20 minute session begins with a meet and greet followed by reading time. Children are encouraged to bring their own books or choose one from the library.
Children in grades K – 5 may register for a time slot to meet with Marilyn Thayer and her certified family therapy dogs to practice reading skills in a relaxed atmosphere. Each 20 minute session begins with a meet and greet followed by reading time. Children are encouraged to bring their own books or choose one from the library.
Join us at the library for a Movie Matinee! This is a free event, everyone is invited, and there will be refreshments.
The Book Club at the Carver Public Library meets on the third Wednesday of each month at 2:00 in the Small Meeting Room. For the months of July and August, we meet to discuss what books we are currently reading. Books are available at the Circulation Desk. Newcomers are welcome and refreshments will be served.
Children in grades K – 5 may register for a time slot to meet with Marilyn Thayer and her certified family therapy dogs to practice reading skills in a relaxed atmosphere. Each 20 minute session begins with a meet and greet followed by reading time. Children are encouraged to bring their own books or choose one from the library.
Children in grades K – 5 may register for a time slot to meet with Marilyn Thayer and her certified family therapy dogs to practice reading skills in a relaxed atmosphere. Each 20 minute session begins with a meet and greet followed by reading time. Children are encouraged to bring their own books or choose one from the library.
Children in grades K – 5 may register for a time slot to meet with Marilyn Thayer and her certified family therapy dogs to practice reading skills in a relaxed atmosphere. Each 20 minute session begins with a meet and greet followed by reading time. Children are encouraged to bring their own books or choose one from the library.
Children in grades K – 5 may register for a time slot to meet with Marilyn Thayer and her certified family therapy dogs to practice reading skills in a relaxed atmosphere. Each 20 minute session begins with a meet and greet followed by reading time. Children are encouraged to bring their own books or choose one from the library.
Join us at the library for a Movie Matinee! This is a free event, everyone is invited, and there will be refreshments.
Children in grades K – 5 may register for a time slot to meet with Marilyn Thayer and her certified family therapy dogs to practice reading skills in a relaxed atmosphere. Each 20 minute session begins with a meet and greet followed by reading time. Children are encouraged to bring their own books or choose one from the library.
The Book Club at the Carver Public Library meets on the third Wednesday of each month at 2:00 in the Small Meeting Room. For the months of July and August, we meet to discuss what books we are currently reading. Newcomers are welcome and refreshments will be served. Books are available at the Circulation Desk.
Children in grades K – 5 may register for a time slot to meet with Marilyn Thayer and her certified family therapy dogs to practice reading skills in a relaxed atmosphere. Each 20 minute session begins with a meet and greet followed by reading time. Children are encouraged to bring their own books or choose one from the library.