Dancing at the Library? Of course!

Saturday's American Girls Club program filled the children's room with much laughter, dancing and eating. Miss Rose and Miss Andrea taught the girls the spinning, twirling Virginia Reel and how to curtsy—the skills at which American Girl Felicity of 1774 Williamsburg would have been adept. Then they sat down for Twelfth Night cake and punch. To finish, they learned about fan language, an old skill of communicating in a ballroom using a hand fan, and made their own fans to take home. Amercian Girls Club will continue again in January for girls ages 8-12. See you there!

New Adult Books Have Moved

In answer to the question that has thoroughly confused everyone this week: No, we did not get rid of new adult books! We just moved them to a bigger, more accessible location. They are now directly beside the circulation desk at the front of the library where reference used to be located. If you need any help finding them, don't be afraid to ask!

Holiday DVDs Have Arrived!

Several new holiday DVDs are waiting at the library to be checked out. Among our new purchases are the classic How the Grinch Stole Christmas, The Bishop's Wife, Laurel and Hardy's March of the Wooden Soldiers, and Pocketful of Miracles. And, don't forget, we have other titles as well, including everything from the eternal Miracle on 34th Street to the new smash Elf. Bring one home today!