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Me Before We

I was browsing through a calendar of events book and stumbled upon February 13th. The event listed for this date is called "Madly in Love With Me Day." The theory behind the day is that you have to love "me" before you can love "we."

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A Satisfying End

Within the last decade, the book world has been rocked by author after author’s rendition of vampire lore. Up until the last few years, fans of this genre have been left wanting in a big way. Now with the release of the third and final book in the series, author and director Guillermo del Toro alongside veteran author Chuck Hogan have taken fans into a realm rarely visited.

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Wedding Planning Made Easier

Do you know anyone planning a wedding? MCPL has books that can help with everything: photography, videography, guest lists, invitations, flowers, and writing thank you notes.

I went to a wedding this weekend and the bride said the book that helped her the most was The Everything Wedding Book by Katie Martin.

Laurie S.
Liberty Branch

 

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The Liberty Branch

The Liberty Branch

The current Liberty Branch opened in 1992. Before joining the MCPL system, Liberty's library was called the Frank Hughes Library. It opened in 1939.

Last year, 310,829 patrons visited the library.

The Liberty Branch Staff

The Liberty Branch Staff

Are you looking for an item? An answer? A suggestion? This group is here to help. If your branch staff doesn't know the answer to your question, they likely know where to help you look. All you have to do is ask.

Storytime With Friends

Storytime With Friends

Storytimes are great learning opportunities for kids, but they are fun too! This storytime group visited the fire station next door to the library.

Great Programming

David zum Brunnen portrayed 17 Christmas Carol characters and Charles Dickens himself during the program "Night Before Christmas Carol".