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The library’s free Wi-Fi is on even when the library is closed to assist those who need access to the internet after hours from outside the building. To obtain the password ask at the front desk during hours we are open. The library abides by copyright laws and if any illegal activity is detected using the library’s Wi-Fi we will be forced to discontinue this service.
If you wish to access the internet from your home or on the go, you may check out a hotspot device. These small devices allow you to connect to the internet using a cellular connection. To check out a hotspot you must be a registered patron, eighteen years or older, in good standing for at least one month. A lending agreement must be signed and hotspots must be returned in fourteen days. The library received the hotspots through Cares Act funds from the Montana State Library and a grant from Humanities Montana and the National Endowment of the Humanities.
Book Club members may pick up their copy of the new selection “The Invention of Wings” by Sue Monk Kidd. The first Skype discussion will be October 19, 4 P.M.
The link can be found on our website or Facebook page. Or you may type in join.skype.com/OBq8EUM6IEwF.
Hey, kids! Don’t miss Virtual Story Time every Tuesday at 10 A.M. via Facebook Live. This is a fun time of stories, fingerplays, and songs! Be sure to like Harlem Public Library’s Facebook page so you are able to watch.
Please join the library’s monthly Book Challenge. Each month we challenge you to read certain type of book. When you complete the book, inform the library staff and your name will be entered to win a gift certificate from a local business. The challenge for October is to read a book with a body part in the title. We have a selection on display for you to choose from.
“The Black Swan of Paris” is a new novel by Karen Robards. Famous singer Genevieve Dumont is an unwilling darling to the Nazis who uses her position as an ally to the resistance. When her mother, Lillian, is taken captive, Genevieve reunites with her estranged sister to find a away to free their mother before the gestapo torture information from Lillian that derails the upcoming Allied invasion.
Julie Clark is the author of “The Last Flight.” Claire has worked on a plan for months to get away from her controlling and abusive husband and disappear. A chance meeting with Eva, an equally desperate woman in an airport, causes them to switch tickets. Claire takes Eva’s flight to Oakland and Eva travels to Puerto Rico. But when Eva’s plane crashes Claire is left with impossible options.
“Cactus Jack” is by Brad Smith. Billie Masterson finds herself at a dead end where she drowns herself in alcohol and bad relationships. When her father passes away on the family’s broken-down thoroughbred farm in Kentucky, Billie returns home for the funeral. She learns she now is the owner of the farm including the debt. Reese Ryker, owner of Double R Racing, is obsessed with her father’s colt, Cactus Jack. But Billie decides to keep the farm and to race the colt, hoping to beat Ryker at his own game.
Three new thrillers include “One Last Lie” by Paul Doiron, “The Shadows” by Alex North and “Playing Nice” by JP Delaney.
The library has a plan in place to assist families and students with schoolwork during this difficult time. If students need a place to study or access to the internet the library is here to help. Please contact the library for more information.
