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Birthday on the Moon Anyone?

I recently found the most adorable book that I look forward to reading to my grandchildren. The book is called Big Birthday by Kate Hosford.

Annabelle is planning a birthday party and has decided that the zoo is boring. As the story evolves, Annabelle is successful in getting her party on the moon.

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Kid's Almanac

The 2013 Scholastic…Almanac for Kids is such a cool book packed with lots of great information. It contains several different sections that are loaded with useful facts, figures, stats, and lots of really neat pictures. This almanac is a good resource for homework help, as it contains interesting facts for a wide range of subjects.

This is a wonderful source for trivia buffs or a perfect reference for students. If your kid has questions, this book has lots of answers.

Linda H.
Liberty Branch

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iPad Help

When you buy an iPad, it does not include a manual in the box. iPad for Seniors by Visual Steps is an excellent book to help you get started. This user friendly book assists you with setting it up when you first take it out of the box, surfing the Internet, checking email, taking photos, listening to music, and downloading apps.

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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".