A Note From Nancy
Today, let me talk about hope, optimism, and resilience.
In 1935, during The Great Depression – one of the longest and deepest economic downturns in the United States – the Andover Public Library opened its doors. … Read More
New Fiction for adults for April. Stop in and take one home. Remember, new books on our shelves are “no holds”, but you can place a hold on many of these titles using our Clevnet Catalog. Need assistance? We … Read More
New Fiction for adults for March. Stop in and take one home. Remember, new books on our shelves are “no holds”, but you can place a hold on many of these titles using our Clevnet Catalog. Need assistance? We … Read More
Hearts. Cupid. Roses. Chocolate. Valentines. All common sites and symbols in the month of February. “Love is in the air,” as John Paul Young sang over 46 years ago. (Go ahead and sing aloud. I know you want to!)
Love … Read More
New Fiction for adults for February. Stop in and take one home. Remember, new books on our shelves are “no holds”, but you can place a hold on many of these titles using our Clevnet Catalog. Need assistance? We … Read More
“The bad news is time flies. The good news is you’re the pilot.” – Michael Altshuler
Why not make 2023 the year to navigate your own path and make choices that empower you to become the best you? Steve Harvey … Read More
Pack your bags and buy a ticket for a train ride! No need to leave your couch to enjoy the adventure. These rail-based reads are all you need. Here are 31 books that take place on trains or trains play … Read More
New Fiction for adults as of 12/19/2022. Stop in and take one home. Remember, new books on our shelves are “no holds”, but you can place a hold on many of these titles using our Clevnet Catalog. Need assistance? … Read More
Maria Firkaly | 12/02/2022
Netflix’s Wednesday, directed by Tim Burton is the most popular show on that streaming service in the world at the moment. I completely understand this. I binged the show over the Thanksgiving weekend and I am … Read More
December is filled with a variety of lessons and experiences, like the winter solstice (Dec. 21st) – the first day of winter. OK, I can hear the groans from here. But hang on a moment.
The first day … Read More