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The Morton Grove Public Library serves the informational, professional, educational and recreational needs of Morton Grove's diverse, multicultural community. Morton Grove Public Library's building of 31,000 square feet houses more than 136,000 items, ranging from current best-sellers to the latest in audiobooks and DVDs, popular computer, history and medicine titles, as well as more than 400 magazines and newsletters.
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Visit us for the latest news in Youth Services! Serving children birth through grade six and their parents and caregivers, the YS Staff is committed to providing high interest materials and services for children to stimulate their imaginations and to encourage them to read for pleasure; these materials and services will reflect an openness and awareness of the cultural diversity of the community. The YS Department is located in the lower level of the Morton Grove Public Library, 6140 Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove, IL 60053.
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- 1st and 3rd Fridays 4 p.m. Drama Club
- Every Monday 4:00 - 5:00 p.m. Knitting Club
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AWESOME BOOKS
- Once Upon A Marigold -Jean Ferris
- Things Not Seen -Deborah Ellis
- Hana's Suitcase -Karen Levine
- Jackie's Wild Seattle -Will Hobbs
- Gaps In Stone Walls -John Neufeld
- Born Into Light - Paul Samuel Jacobs
- Wild Girl Wild Boy -David Almond
- Skellig - David Almond
2 comments:
A favorite book of mine would probobly be Heartbeat. It is a great lbook to read and I think other people being my age (9) but also being older and younger.
It is an expeirience you would want to charrish all your life!
I just read The Mailbox. It is realistic fiction but talks about the Viet Nam war. It is great for 5th and 6th graders!
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