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Ancestry.com is the biggest name in online genealogy research. Normally you need to come in to the library to use our subscription to Ancestry. But thanks to the generosity of our vendor, Ancestry is now available for you to use at home through May 31! Read more
April 19-25 is National Library Week! How to celebrate when the library’s closed? You can still find your place at the library because libraries are open for business online, providing the virtual services and digital content their communities need more than ever. You can access ebooks, movies, music, video games, virtual storytimes and activities, and so much more - all from the comfort of your home. 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 about how to keep reading with ebooks! Read more
The New Car issue of Consumer Reports is an April tradition. How to get it at home while the library’s closed - and without paying a subscription? Log in to Consumer Reports through the library’s website and get complete coverage from Consumer Reports online and print versions - all for free with your library card! Find ratings for new and used cars, buying & pricing tips, maintenance & repair advice, and more. Read more
