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Upcoming Events @ Your Library

We’ve got a Therapy Dog!  Would your child like to read to Maggie: an appreciative, non-critical audience?  Sign up available at the circulation desk, only 4 10-minute spots available, Saturday January 12th, 12:30, 12:45, 1:00, 1:30.  Call for more information.  863-2172

Bizarre Birds of the World, Steve Hale

Wednesday, February 6th, 6:30-7:30 p.m.

Winter weekly storytimes featuring music and dancing, fingerplays, crafts, and of course … stories!
Wednesday Lapsitter Storytimes (ages 0-3) at 10 am 
Thursday Preschooler Storytimes (ages 4 and up) at 10 am (No age restrictions, just guidelines for what children are being aimed at)

Book-to-Movie Discussions
Join us in January for a book discussion and movie presentation (with popcorn!) of The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks written by Rebecca Skloot. Books are now available at the library.  Book discussion is scheduled for 1/28/2019, Movie showing 1/31/2019.  email suggestions for the next “Book-to-movie” to info@dunbarlibrary.org.

THE DUNBAR LITTLE FREE LIBRARY
Located in Rum Brook Plaza, 249 Route 10 North
This project was generously funded by the Friends of Dunbar Free Library and the Eastman Charitable Foundation. Participants of Eastman’s Youth Conservation Corp built the structure.

Here’s the crew that built it! The DLFL is the one on the left, the other two are located at Brookside Park and on a trail in Eastman.

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How much does Dunbar Free Library save you? If you want to request something you DON’T find in our catalog, try searching the NH Union Public Access Catalog or NHU-PAC (link on the left). You can check to see if what you want is available anywhere in other NH public libraries. Most of the college libraries have to be searched for in different ways now. If you can’t find it, send us an  e-mail with the title, author if available, format (book, DVD, CD), publishing date if you know it. If you have the time, tell us how you heard about it. We’ll call you when it’s in or to tell you that we can’t get it for you, usually the former.