All titles listed are available for download via Live-brary.When We Left Cuba by Chanel CleetonCleeton’s follow-up to her best-selling book Next Year in Havana is even more addicting—and sexy—than the first. Here we meet Beatriz, a young woman who’s forced to flee Cuba with her family after Castro comes into power.The Bookish Life of Nina […]
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In April 1915, former president Theodore Roosevelt penned a piece for Ladies Home Journal titled “The Books That I Read and When and How I Do My Reading.” In it, he notes that “it would be impossible to try to enumerate all the books I read, or even all the kinds”—which is understandable, considering he […]
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Light From Other Stars, by Erika Swyler, has been selected as the book for “LONG ISLAND READS 2020”. The Hampton Library in Bridgehampton is hosting a visit with Ms. Swyler, born and raised on Long Island’s North Shore and a best selling author, who will discuss her book, Light From Other Stars. “Grand in scope and […]
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Missing baseball? So are we. Until we can go to the ballpark, we are sharing some free substitutes to remind you why you love the game so much. Click Here to watch the Ken Burns’ documentary about baseball. This is a rare and great opportunity to see a terrific story told by one of the […]
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UPDATED INFORMATIONThe Democratic Presidential Primary has been rescheduled from April 28th to June 23rd by Executive Order of the Governor. Registration applications must be postmarked no later than May 29, 2020 and received by a board of elections no later than June 3, 2020 to be eligible to vote in the Primary.Registration ApplicationIN PERSON REGISTRATION You may […]
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It’s another way to access the Library’s ebooks and audiobooks. It is available for Android, iOS, Windows and on your PC at www.libbyapp.comLibby is built by OverDrive, who also developed the OverDrive app that our library offers for downloading material. Both apps let you borrow the same free digital content from the library. However, Libby […]
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The Pulitzer Prize for Fiction was announced recently. The 2020 winner isThe Nickel Boys, by Colson Whitehead. This is his second Pulitzer for fiction. He was awarded the prize in 2017 for The Undergound Railroad.The two finalists this year were The Dutch House by Ann Patchett and The Topeka School by Ben Lerner.All four titles are available […]
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Is social isolation getting to you? Here’s how to know — and what experts say to do. Read this Washington Post article.If you are wondering about your inability to focus, how about reading some short stories instead of an entire novel? Some recommended collections available for download on Live-brary, via our website: Best American Short […]
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As we all know, Consumer Reports (CR) magazine is a reliable source of product information. Did you know that you can search CR online, via the Library website, for FULL access to its magazines going back to 1991? (You can search the CR website; however, full access is not available without paying to join.) So […]
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We are excited to announce that renowned local artist Melissa Hyatt is offering virtual classes in watercolor painting. She is conducting them online every other Saturday from 2pm to 4pm. It’s $20 per class, payable to Melissa online. Once you register, you will receive a link to access the class. A taped recording of the class […]
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