Milford Memorial Library News
Paint Night in the Library is back! Join us on Tuesday, August 25, at 7:00 p.m., for an open paint. With materials left from pervious Paint Nights, you can render your own creation. Kris will also be on hand to help those who still want to finish the window painting. The cost for this program is $15. Register with Milford or Arnolds Park Library.
Attention Kids! MML has added some new items to our children’s department. Build your Lego skills with blocks and mats at the end of a book shelf. Get your imagination ready for the new grocery store! In the grocery store, you can buy and sell food, run a conveyor belt, and pay with a card. Stop by for fun and play.
August is National Crayon month! Celebrate with Milford Memorial Library by coloring a coloring sheet and checking out books about crayons. We recommend Creepy Crayon by Aaron Reynolds, Wax to Crayon by Bryan Langdo, and any of the Crayon series from Drew Daywalt.
Wanting summer to last just a little bit longer? Here are some books that will make that summer feeling last.
Paint Night in the Library is back! Join us on Tuesday, August 25, at 7:00 p.m., for an open paint. With materials left from pervious Paint Nights, you can render your own creation. Kris will also be on hand to help those who still want to finish the window painting. The cost for this program is $15. Register with Milford or Arnolds Park Library.
Attention Kids! MML has added some new items to our children’s department. Build your Lego skills with blocks and mats at the end of a book shelf. Get your imagination ready for the new grocery store! In the grocery store, you can buy and sell food, run a conveyor belt, and pay with a card. Stop by for fun and play.
August is National Crayon month! Celebrate with Milford Memorial Library by coloring a coloring sheet and checking out books about crayons. We recommend Creepy Crayon by Aaron Reynolds, Wax to Crayon by Bryan Langdo, and any of the Crayon series from Drew Daywalt.
Wanting summer to last just a little bit longer? Here are some books that will make that summer feeling last.
- The Sun Thief by Alice Hemming, will have you helping squirrel find out who stole the sun. When squirrel notices the days are getting shorter, he sets off to find who is taking the sunshine. Along the way he makes new friends with some nocturnal animals.
- Sandwich by Catherine Newman will take you to Cape Code, where Rocky is navigating life’s changes while feeling emotionally squeezed between her aging parents and half-grown kids.
- The Green Kingdom by Cornelia Funke, has Caspia moving to New York City, just for the summer. Go along with her as she tries to solve the riddles from the hidden letters she found while cooking and finding friends along the way.
- The Agathas by Kathleen Glasgow, is a summer time mystery that is the biggest scandal at Castle Cove High School. Using the complete works of Agatha Christie, help Alice and Iris set out to prove who is really innocent and who’s not.
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