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Library Contest Marks Freedom To Read Week

Library has interesting website and also hosting contest for Freedom To Read Week

Have you ever visited the Library’s website?

If you go to www.tnrdlib.ca, there are lots of interesting and useful resources available on the site.

They have a listing of the newest books, recommended reading for all ages, as well as a listing of different events happening in Libraries throughout the Thompson Nicola Regional District (TNRD).

Did you know that the Kamloops Library holds Scrapbooking Sundays?

Then there are the online resources - links to audio books and e-books; streaming videos, language courses and much more.

They even have links to a wide variety of digital magazines,  including National Geographic, Good Housekeeping and Golf Digest - and access to these magazines is free (just have your library card number handy).

If you can’t make it in to the Barriere Library, but have internet access at home, go online and see what you can find.

Library Contest Marks Freedom To Read Week

The TNRD Library System is celebrating Freedom to Read Week with a draw for the chance to win a Chapters gift card. The contest is open to all TNRD library members.

Freedom To Read Week, which runs from February 21 to 27, is an annual event that encourages Canadians to think about and reaffirm their commitment to intellectual freedom, which is guaranteed under the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

To enter the contest, drop by your local branch any time during the month of February to fill out a ballot with the title of a challenged book you have read or would like to read.

Entries are limited to one per person.

 



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