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Did you know that babies and young children respond and imitate visual cues before auditory ones? Many families are using sign language as a way to communicate with their babies and toddlers before learning the more difficult and complex task … Continue reading →

The Allenstown Book Club will be reading “Book Woman of Troublesome Creek” by Kim Michele Richardson published in 2019, it is a story about one woman’s determination to bring books to the back country folk of Kentucky. “NEW YORK TIMES … Continue reading →

If you could use some warm and cozy children’s socks for the winter, please stop by the library to grab a pair! These were very generously donated to us by the New Vision Pioneers – Keller Chapter #33

Great news, spice lovers! We’ve got something special for you to check out. Our new matcha spice kits are officially available! If you’ve ever wanted to try making a perfect cup of matcha or experiment with it in your kitchen, … Continue reading →

With all our Summer Reading excitement, we forgot to share our new books with you! Here are some new books we added to the library in July and August.

Due to the generosity of Brady Sullivan Properties LLC we have New England Party Animals visiting for the last day of summer reading! On Thursday, August 7th at 3pm, come meet adorable animals from the petting zoo, including baby goats, … Continue reading →

The bubble party today, July 31st, has been cancelled due to the rain and rescheduled for August 5th at 2 PM.

Join us on Thursday, July 24th, at 2 PM for a visit from the New Hampshire Telephone Museum. We had a great time with them last year! We heard a story and got to try old-fashioned telephones, and talk to … Continue reading →

Tuesday, July 15th at 2pm Year-round, Lindsay brings her larger-than-life Puppet Pals to child and family audiences across New England. Filled with silliness, active audience engagement, and memorable characters, this series of charming short stories will delight the young and … Continue reading →