Match+Book: Short Reads
On this episode of Match+Book, librarian Paul share some shorter books that you should check out.
Exiles by Mason Coile
Adults
Sewing Club
Space is limited so Registration required. Registration opens November 26.
Adults 18 and older are invited to join our social sewing club!
Those with at least basic sewing skills using a sewing machine are welcome to join and work on an in-progress sewing project alongside other sewing enthusiasts. (Sewing guidance will be provided as needed.)
The Library has Singer sewing machines, irons, and limited supplies and notions available for use.
Sewing Club
Space is limited so Registration required. Registration opens October 29.
Adults 18 and older are invited to join our social sewing club!
Those with at least basic sewing skills using a sewing machine are welcome to join and work on an in-progress sewing project alongside other sewing enthusiasts. (Sewing guidance will be provided as needed.)
The Library has Singer sewing machines, irons, and limited supplies and notions available for use.
Sewing Club
Space is limited so Registration required. Registration opens September 24.
Adults 18 and older are invited to join our social sewing club!
Those with at least basic sewing skills using a sewing machine are welcome to join and work on an in-progress sewing project alongside other sewing enthusiasts. (Sewing guidance will be provided as needed.)
The Library has Singer sewing machines, irons, and limited supplies and notions available for use.
Sewing Club
Space is limited so Registration required. Registration opens August 27.
Adults 18 and older are invited to join our social sewing club!
Those with at least basic sewing skills using a sewing machine are welcome to join and work on an in-progress sewing project alongside other sewing enthusiasts. (Sewing guidance will be provided as needed.)
The Library has Singer sewing machines, irons, and limited supplies and notions available for use.
Sewing Club
Space is limited so Registration required. Registration opens July 30.
Adults 18 and older are invited to join our social sewing club!
Those with at least basic sewing skills using a sewing machine are welcome to join and work on an in-progress sewing project alongside other sewing enthusiasts. (Sewing guidance will be provided as needed.)
The Library has Singer sewing machines, irons, and limited supplies and notions available for use.
Sewing Club
Space is limited so Registration required. Registration opens June 25.
Adults 18 and older are invited to join our social sewing club!
Those with at least basic sewing skills using a sewing machine are welcome to join and work on an in-progress sewing project alongside other sewing enthusiasts. (Sewing guidance will be provided as needed.)
The Library has Singer sewing machines, irons, and limited supplies and notions available for use.
Sewing Club
Space is limited so Registration required. Click here to register.
Adults 18 and older are invited to join our social sewing club!
Those with at least basic sewing skills using a sewing machine are welcome to join and work on an in-progress sewing project alongside other sewing enthusiasts. (Sewing guidance will be provided as needed.)
The Library has Singer sewing machines, irons, and limited supplies and notions available for use.
Sewing Club
Space is limited so Registration required: Sewing Club | East Brunswick Public Library
Adults 18 and older are invited to join our social sewing club!
Those with at least basic sewing skills using a sewing machine are welcome to join and work on an in-progress sewing project alongside other sewing enthusiasts. (Sewing guidance will be provided as needed.)
The Library has Singer sewing machines, irons, and limited supplies and notions available for use.
And the Literary March Madness winner is...
The Hunger Games!
The first novel in the dystopian trilogy by Suzanne Collins, The Hunger Games follows Katniss Everdeen in her quest to survive a series of harrowing events that are broadcast for sport. Released nearly twenty years ago, the book's focus on violence as entertainment and the nature of opressive regimes still resonates with our readers today. Thank you all for participating in this annual event, see you back next March!