Harlem Library

The library board of trustees meets today, Mar. 30, 4:15 P.M. in the library meeting room.

Celebrate National Library Week, April 4-8! Each time you check out materials either at the library or on MontanaLibrary2Go your name will be entered to win a prize! Also each day that week a library factoid will be posted on our Facebook page.

If you have completed the March Book Challenge to read a book with a two-word title please contact the library to be entered to win a gift certificate from a local business. The Book Challenge for April is to read a book from the 900s section (history and geography).

The Book Club’s new selection is “Midnight at the Blackbird Café” by Heather S. Webber and may be picked up April 4-8. The first discussion will be Monday, April 11, 4 P.M.

Two new books in the Montana collection are “Between Still Waters and Sweetgrass” by Angelica Arie (Karla Humphreys Purdum) and “Long Way Home: Journeys of a Chinese Montanan” by Flora Wong.

New books by Tracie Peterson are “Ever Constant,” the third installment in The Treasures of Nome series and “Along the Rio Grande,” the first in the Love on the Santa Fe series.

Nina de Gramont combines historical fiction with mystery in her book “The Christie Affair.” This selection weaves the answer to the questions: What happened to Agatha Christie in the eleven days she went missing? What makes a women desperate enough to destroy another woman’s marriage?

“The Silent Sisters” is an espionage thriller by Robert Dugoni. When two American assets in Moscow go silent, Charles Jenkins must use all his spycraft knowledge to return to Russia undetected.

Katherine Faulkner has written “Greenwich Park.” When Helen meets Rachel at the prenatal class she finds her fun to be with even if Rachel doesn’t seem interested in parenthood. But as Rachel’s behavior become more erratic Helen is not the only one who notices. When Rachel threatens to expose a past crime, it becomes clear there are more than a few secrets under the lamplight of Greenwich Park.

The library has a voter registration kiosk available to begin your on-line registration. If you are not a registered voter stop by and we can help you begin the process.