Category: Library Blog

Patrons of Lynnfield Public Library now have access to “Comics Plus”, a digital platform that provides thousands of graphic novels, mangas, digital comics, and picture books; with no hold or monthly limits!They have collections from more than 50 publishing companies such as Capstone, Darkhorse...

The Honjin Murders by Seishi Yokomizo – A classic Japanese locked door murder mystery with a fascinating detective.  Book Icebreaker by Hannah Grace: If you’re looking for a book that has complex characters, an intricate plot, or compelling writing, this book is 0/5 stars....

By Alison Quill, Senior Circulation Librarian In keeping with our Summer Reading theme of Read, Renew, Repeat, what better way to look beyond the book in being environmentally conscious, than participating in the Plastic Free July challenge! Going completely plastic free can be daunting,...

Have you been looking for something new to read? We’ve got a few suggestions! Meegham Bresnahan, Reference Seeing Gender by Iris Gottlieb – This book was a great read! It was inclusive, informative, and funny. I’ve read a lot of books about gender, but...

April was an exciting month full of news – we had over 1000 people attend events! The Library was awarded a $6,000 Preservation Grant to help us take care of Lynnfield’s Local History & Genealogy collection. Administrative Assistant Sarah Boçi is now a notary...

by Marita Klements, Assistant Director What have the staff of the Lynnfield Library been reading, watching, or listening to this April, you ask? We share so that you can enjoy it too! Meegham Bresnahan, Reference Recently, I read By the Book by Jasmine Guillory. I love Beauty...

by Marita Klements, Assistant Director Spring has sprung! Here are the latest book and media recommendations from the Lynnfield Library Staff. Click on the links to put them on hold for yourself. Mary Kraft, Circulation I just enjoyed reading “Go as a River” by...

Updates on the Library Building Project I have some sad news to relay. Unfortunately, the Finance Committee voted on Friday, March 1 not to allow the new library project on the Special Town Meeting warrant. This means that we will have to reject the...

by Spencer Stevens, Cataloging and Technical Services Librarian  Movies That Made History The last few years have seen major firsts at the Academy Awards. This year, Lily Gladstone became the first Native American woman from the United States to be nominated for an acting...

By Alex Lambright, Head of Youth Services To celebrate Love Your Library Month this February, we asked you to tell us what you love about the library. We’re overwhelmed with the lovely feedback we got! Below is a small sampling of what the community...