Have a great time at the library this summer by joining the Summer Reading program “Tails and Tales.” All ages are invited to participate by tracking the number of books read between June 1 and August 6 to earn prizes. Summer Reading will kick off the week of June 1-June 4. Children may come to the library with a parent/guardian to register and to choose a stuffed animal to adopt that comes with a free book. You may also register anytime during the summer on the READsquared app. Story Time in the Park will be held for younger children in the Harlem City Park every Tuesday at 10 A.M. (weather permitting) beginning June 1. Bring a blanket and at least one parent/caregiver. Elementary students are invited to meet outside the library every other Wednesday at 1 P.M. beginning June 2 for a story and special STEAM activity. Teens and adults may enter a drawing for a grand prize gift card for every book read. Call the library for more information or visit out website at http://www.harlempubliclibrary.org.

The Book Challenge for May is to read a book set in Montana. Take this opportunity to select a book from our Montana fiction collection.

The library is happy to announce it is offering helpful resources for entrepreneurs and small business owners. Find links to all types of useful resources on the Small Business and Entrepreneur Resource page on the library website under the Resources tab. Be sure to check out our Facebook page where we will post upcoming events and trainings.

“What Could Be Saved” is by Liese O’Halloran Schwarz. Laura Preston lives in Washington, D.C., where she is taking care of her mother as she slides into dementia. A stranger contacts her claiming to be her brother who disappeared nearly fifty years ago when the family lived in Bangkok. Laura flies to Thailand to see if it can be true. Back in 1972 Genevieve and Robert Preston are living in Thailand trying to make a normal life for their family in a dangerous country they don’t really understand.

Two Montana biographies include “Crazy Wolf: A Half-Breed Story” by John Spence, PhD and “Grounded” by Jon Tester, US Senator for Montana.

Jayne Ann Krentz has written “All the Colors of Night.” In this second installment in the Fogg Lake trilogy two psychics delve into the dark world of antique and artifact collectors to trace a relic.

“Yellow Wife” by Sadeqa Johnson is a novel that tells the story of Pheby Delores Brown born on a plantation in Virginia. Her life of slavery is better than most due to the position of her mother as the estate’s medicine women. Promised freedom on the her eighteenth birthday, Pheby instead finds herself in the Devil’s Half Acre jail. To survive she must outwit her Jailer’s cruelty and contradictions.

Three new suspense novels are “Still Life” by Val McDermid, “A Stranger in Town” by Kelley Armstrong, and “Missing and Endangered” by J.A. Jance.

Ebooks, audio books and magazines may be downloaded on MTLibrary2Go for free. To set up an account contact the library for information.