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Rochester Public Library: Weekly Update

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The Library always has new materials being added to our catalog. Be sure to check our new sections when you’re browsing or our catalog for RPL-To-Go.

Children’s Room
Children’s Room librarian, Lisa, says “It’s maple sugaring time. If you or your family are interested in finding out more about it, go to this website:
https://nhmapleproducers.com/maple-month/ and if you’d like to know more about it, we have books you can check out.”

Stick Birds – Take It & Make It Craft
Families can pick up a Take it and Make it craft kit beginning Saturday, April 3rd through Saturday, April 10th, or until they are gone. Pick-up times are during library open hours (One kit per child please.)

Story Time To Go
Story Time To Go continues with some new themes! Reserve a pre-packed themed bag with library books, a simple craft idea with directions, and a set of activities by calling 332-1428 x2 or by calling the Children’s Room at 335-7549. Kits are geared for kids age 2 through 6, but the whole family can participate. The new themes for Story Time to Go are: Birds, Bugs, Spring, and Space. Please let us know which theme(s) you would like, and for what age range.

Visiting Appointments
Make an appointment to visit the Library to browse the shelves, read the newspapers or use a computer. Call 332-1428 extension 2 to set up an appointment.

RPL-To-Go is available for anyone uncomfortable choosing books in person. You can request books, DVDs, music CDs, audiobooks, and even magazines. Just place items on hold in our catalog, call 603-332-1428 ext. 2, or email us at rochesterlibrary.togo@gmail.com with your requests.

New Items
The Library is always getting new DVDs, audiobooks, and books. If you’ve been waiting for the latest from your favorite author or a movie being released on DVD, be sure to check out our New Materials page. You’ll find the yellow square link on our home page. Some recent additions to our catalog include:

DVDs:
-Wild Mountain Thyme
-Let Him Go
-The Long Song
-Monster Hunter
-Fatale
-Person of Interest (seasons 1-5)
Fiction:
-Paris Library by Janet Skeslien Charles
-Finlay Donovan is Killing It by Elle Cosimano
-The Girls Are All So Nice Here by Laurie Elizabeth Flynn
-Win by Harlan Coben
-Missing and Endangered by J.A. Jance

Downloadable Resources
If you haven’t checked out our downloadable resources yet, go to
https://www.rpl.lib.nh.us/downloads and start enjoying all they offer. hoopla
is a digital media service that allows you to borrow movies, music, audiobooks, ebooks, comics, and TV shows to enjoy on your computer, tablet, or phone (and even some Smart TVs). Titles can be streamed immediately or downloaded for offline enjoyment later. There are hundreds of thousands of titles to choose from, with more being added daily.

With OverDrive or its app, Libby, you can borrow and enjoy free ebooks, audiobooks, and magazines. All you need to get started is an internet connection and a Rochester library card. At Overdrive.com, the OverDrive app, or the Libby app, you can enjoy many titles immediately online, download them for offline use, or send borrowed ebooks to a compatible eReader.

Hoopla Recommendation
Main Desk Librarian, Stephanie, says: “I am a big fan of hoopla audiobooks. if you’ve ever read Charlotte Bronte’s Jane Eyre, you will probably enjoy listening to Rachel Hawkins The Wife Upstairs, a modern retelling with enough differences and the kind of suspense that will keep you on the edge of your seat! Jane, a former foster kid now a dog walker for the wealthy elite of Thornfield Estates, is almost run over by Eddie Rochester, a dreamy guy who owns the most secluded house in the neighborhood. Is he single, Jane wonders? Will there be a life beyond walking dogs in store for her? If you know the classic on which this story is based, you’ll have fun making the connections! If you aren’t familiar with Charlotte Bronte’s book, hoopla has Jane Eyre available as an audiobook as well, so you can listen to them both right there.”

Contacting RPL
Visit the Library’s website: https://rpl.lib.nh.us/
Email the reference librarian: Rplreference@rochesternh.net.
Message us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rplnh/
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