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The fall planting season is almost here! Join us at Sunset Library on Wednesday, Aug. 28 for Seed Swap, 6:00 - 7:30 p.m. Share seeds and seed starts, meet local gardeners and exchange gardening tips. Now in its sixth year at Sunset, the free Seed Swap is great for anyone with an interest in gardening, learning from other gardeners’ experiences and discovering new seeds to try growing at home. Read more
The September list of librarian favorites includes must-read romance, a new mystery series starter and family sagas from award-winning writers. Find out more about each selection - and place holds - by clicking the title to visit our catalog, and see the LibraryReads website to read brief reviews submitted by librarians from across the country. Read more
What brings parents and children from all over the city to Chandler Public Libraries? Storytime! High Five is a great addition to Storytimes at Chandler Public Library, and introduces five key concepts in early literacy: Talk, Sing, Read, Write, and Play. Read on to learn more about how to encourage pre-writing skills in your 0-5-year-old. Read more
Getting prepared is important for students, and even people who are out of school and getting careers. This is why Testing and Education Reference Center (TERC) will help you reach your final goal, all free with your library card! Read more
If you enjoy reading about the U.S. Civil War or have readers, especially students, interested in this fascinating era of United States History, Chandler Public Library has an exciting print collection. Shiloh: Voices of the Civil War has actual letters written home to loved ones from not only officers but soldiers. Read more
You may already know about all the opportunities your library offers for kids. But did you know that we also offer Adult Education classes? Our volunteer-led classes include Small Group English Language Learning, Talk Time and Citizenship preparation. Read on to learn more! Read more
Students need reliable resources for their reports. Ordinary websites might not be trustworthy (and teachers often limit the number of websites students can use), the best articles are copyrighted and not available for free online and the library might not have enough books for every student when they all have the same assignment. What to do? Check out our online research resources! They reprint articles from magazines, newspapers and encyclopedias, they’re free with your library card and they’re available from home even when the library’s closed. Read more
The August list of librarian favorites includes stories from the tech world, family sagas and new entries in popular series. Find out more about each selection - and place holds - by clicking the title to visit our catalog, and see the LibraryReads website to read brief reviews submitted by librarians from across the country. Read more
Book Lovers Day is coming up! Also known as National Book Lovers Day, this unofficial holiday is observed on August 9 every year to celebrate reading and literature. How to join in? It’s simple! Just pick up a book to read! Read on for more tips. Read more
I wasn’t sure what to expect from The Floating Feldmans, aside from the brief description that came with the book. The basic premise is that a family goes on a cruise for a family celebration Read more
