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NPR’s Lily Meyer, wrote an article about how she pursued literature from different cultures and formats during the coronavirus to satisfy her stir craziness. The books not only offer a look into different cultures but also a look inside. Get ready for the journey these books bring you on, you will be in for a ride!
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NPR Petra Mayer wrote an article listing the top 100 books for young readers. It focuses on keeping children busy during the summer months! It also picks books based on a formula of recommendations by experts instead of being a popularity contest. Take a look and see what books you can add to your book collection.
This year the recipient of the Riverton Free Library Scholarship was Diane of Palmyra High School. Diane will be going to Rutgers- New Brunswick and will be studying in the field of pharmacology!
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Here is a list of 12 activities to do this Fourth of July! Some activities include gathering around the table for a game night or having a movie night in the backyard! There are plenty of fun things to do without even leaving the house!
All libraries in the Burlington County Library System (BCLS) will be closed on July 4th and 5th in observance of Independence Day. All libraries will open and resume normal operating hours on July 6th.
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