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As some Lynnfield residents may know – the Town of Lynnfield has engaged Tappé Architects to plan a renovation of the current Lynnfield Public Library building, which will address a failing building envelope, replace outdated mechanical systems, fix numerous code compliance issues. and complete...

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 Alexandra Lambright, Head of Youth Services The Lynnfield Public Library is open all summer long to help Lynnfield Public School students find their summer reading books! A selection of the books for Grade 1-4 can be found on the blue cart in the...

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 Joan Carbone  –  Senior Youth Services Librarian, Lynnfield Public Library In March we celebrate the incredible women in history. Here are some great books to help you learn more about them. Adult The Barbizon, the hotel that set women free by Paulina Bren...

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...

You might know that the Lynnfield Library is a beloved old building on the Lynnfield Common, with lights in the windows in December, and flowers out front in the summer.  Maybe you come in to borrow the best sellers, to read the Lynnfield Item,...

by: Marita Klements, Assistant Director You might know that the Lynnfield Library is a beloved old building on the Lynnfield Common, with lights in the windows in December, and flowers out front in the summer. Maybe you come in to borrow the best sellers,...

By Samantha Totman, Senior Circulation Librarian Monday, January 15, 2024 is Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. In addition to being a national day of service, this is also a great opportunity to educate ourselves not only about MLK’s life and activism, but also about...

By Marita Klements, Assistant Director In our continuing efforts to be a welcoming and useful resource to all Lynnfield residents, the Lynnfield Public Library has been certified as a Dementia Friendly Business by the Indiana University School of Public Health.  This means that our...