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SPRING BOOK SALE!


WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24:  5 - 7 p.m.
THURSDAY, APRIL 25:  10  a.m. - 6 p.m.
FRIDAY, APRIL 26:  10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
SATURDAY, APRIL 27:  10 a.m. - 12 NOON

One Book, One County!
FINALE



Attend the Author Talk and Dinner 
(April 22nd @ 5:30 p.m.)
Music and Meal at 5:30/ Author Talk at 6:00 p.m.
Please call the library at 616-7420 to sign up!

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Would you be willing to take a quick library survey?  
It will take about 3 minutes of your time.  
Click on the link below.

Thank you!

https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/LIBRARY19

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William Kent Krueger, 

author of the Cork O'Connor series
and Ordinary Grace, will be at the Redwood Falls Public Library
on
Wednesday, May 15th at 7:00 p.m.

William Kent Krueger's new book, which is a sequel to Ordinary Grace, will
be out in the fall of 2019. Come and hear all about it!

Pat Lubeck

Author of Crime and Calamity

Join Pat as she shares about her newest book!

Thursday, May 16th at 7:00 p.m.

A collaborative project between the Redwood Falls Public Library 

and the Redwood County Historical Society to share the 

photo collection of Gary Revier.

Some photos edited or donated by Gary Myrom also.

Redwood History Pictures

Redwood Area School Yearbooks

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Spending some time at the library?  We have coffee, tea, and other hot
beverages to keep you warm while you read or visit!  Donations appreciated.

Email Holds Notification

Did you know you can receive e-mail notification when your Plum Creek holds arrive?

If you would like to switch to e-mail please let us know by either stopping at the Circulation Desk or calling us with your e-mail address.

MnLINK Gateway

The MnLINK Gateway allows you to search multiple Minnesota Libraries and subject databases with a single search. To search the MnLINK Gateway, enter your search term and you will see a list of the Minnesota academic, public, and state government libraries that own the material you are seeking. If you have a library card at a participating Minnesota library, you can request those materials online using the “Get It” button and have them sent to your local library. Search the MnLINK Gateway and place requests to have books, CDs, DVDs, articles, and more delivered to your local library – or access electronic books and journals online.

Always remember : the last 4 digits on your library card are your pin number.

Book Clubs

Interested in joining a daytime book club? We meet the 4th Tuesday of each month in the Library Meeting Room from 12:00 to about 1:00 p.m.  Come and check us out! There's always room for more. (We are enjoying really good lunches, too!) We meet for discussion and potluck. The following are the 2019 selections:

April 23: Lab Girl by Hope Jahren  (Salads)
May 21: Red Hat Club by Haywood Smith  (Mexican Foods)
June 25: A Long Way From Home by Tom Brokaw  (It's a  Potluck)
July 23: The Address by Fiona Davis  (Heavenly Space Food)
August 27: Butterfly's Daughter by Mary Alice Monroe  (Fresh Garden Food)
September 24: A Bridge Across the Ocean by Susan Meissner  (Favorite Book)
October 22: Radium Girls by Kate Moore  (Halloween Food)
November 19: The Dry by Jane Harper  (Thanksgiving Food)
December 17: To Kill A Mockingbird by Harper Lee  (Christmas Food)

Everyone is welcome! Come when you can. Call the Library if interested in reserving the next month’s book selection at 507-616-7420.

Other Book Club Ideas? - The Library would also encourage other book clubs to get started. Are you interested in an evening group? A men’s group? A mystery group? The Library would help by ordering copies of the title chosen and provide discussion questions. You would be responsible for selecting your own titles and leading the group discussions.

Adopt a Book At the Library!

If you would like to offer direct support to the library’s collection, the Adopt a Book Program gives you the perfect opportunity. You can choose to adopt an adult or juvenile book for the library. It is a wonderful way to honor or remember someone special in your life. With your donation, the library will buy a book to be placed in the library, with a book label indicating both the donor and honoree.

Are you done reading the latest bestseller? Donate it to the library to share with others. You may also choose to adopt any book in the current collection. This program is the perfect opportunity to keep the collection at your library growing. Please contact library staff for more information.