Can you believe it, summer readers? This week is the last week of the Summer Reading Program! We hope you have enjoyed it and had as much fun as we have! For our last week we will finish things off with the classics: good old fashioned fairytales! If you enjoy a good...
Calling all crafters - young and young at heart! Love crafting and love seeing others enjoy what you make? Join the Fall Craft Swap where you will be partnered with another age-appropriate crafter in HuronCounty (child or adult)! Make your partner a custom craft,...
Looking for your next great beach read this summer? Check out some of these amazing standout mystery and thrillers by best-selling and debut authors. These books cover a variety of tropes, from vacations gone wrong, memory loss, family drama, grifters to cults and...
Rumble, rumble—what’s that? An earthquake? A volcanic erruption? What could be causing it? Let’s find out! This week, summer readers, we will explore legends about Earth and explanatory stories different cultures have for its wonderous events! If you like science but...
What’s that in the sky? Is it a bird? A plane? No, it’s a dragon! And a griffin! And a fairy! There as so many fantastical mythical creatures to learn about this week with our theme Creature Feature! Let us know your favourite in the comments and be sure to tell the...
Knights of the Summer Reading Club, we issue you this quest: tell us what your favourite book you have read so far this summer! This week we will take a trip “across the pond” to learn about the legends of Ireland, Scotland, Wales, England, and more places in the...
Hello summer readers! This week's reading adventure takes us to the depths of the oceans to explore Worlds Under Water! Mermaids, Atlantis, sea monsters, and more will be the focus of our stories, crafts, and games—we hope you are as excited for this week as we are!...
Week three, where to be? Well, at your local library for the Summer Reading Program, of course! This week we will learn some stories of the Indigenous peoples of Turtle Island (Indigenous peoples of what most now commonly call North America). These tales are very...
July is Disability Pride Month, originating in the United States after the passing of the Americans with Disabilities Act on July 26, 1990. It has since expanded into a global movement that recognizes those who face barriers every day due to a variety of conditions....
Hello summer readers! This week we’ll be going up to space to learn about all of its wonders! We look forward to learning more about myths about the moon, the stories of the stars, and so much more! Be sure to check out this week's colouring sheet and reading list on...