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Upcoming Events
Kids
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Eastlake Storytime (0-23 months)
Each storytime program is full of entertaining, age-appropriate stories and activities that encourage literacy development and help your child prepare to be a skilled reader.Eastlake Public LibraryMore Details
Teens
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Homemade Ice Cream
Learn how easy it is to make ice cream at home! Grades 5-12 (Ages 12-18)Willowick Public LibraryMore Details
Adults
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ESOL Class
Classes are offered with instructors of ASPIRE of Cuyahoga Community College. Attendees must register through the ASPIRE office, 216-371-7138 or 216-261-5006. In person. Tuesdays/Thurdays, 9:30 am–12…Willowick Public LibraryMore Details
Latest News
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Oscars Recommendations
Continue Reading: Oscars RecommendationsGet ready for the Academy Awards this year with these book recommendations! We have paired each Best Picture Nominee with three books we think you’ll like if you loved the movie! Bugonia Earthlings by Sayaka Murata Under the Skin by Michel Faber (Also a movie) The Wasp Factory by Iain Banks F1 Throttled by Lauren Asher Crash Test
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Oscars Recommendations
Continue Reading: Oscars RecommendationsGet ready for the Academy Awards this year with these book recommendations! We have paired each Best Picture Nominee with three books we think you’ll like if you loved the movie! Bugonia Earthlings by Sayaka Murata Under the Skin by Michel Faber (Also a movie) The Wasp Factory by Iain Banks F1 Throttled by Lauren Asher Crash Test
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Black History Month Live Recommendations
Continue Reading: Black History Month Live RecommendationsLibrary staff Brianna and Miranda gave recommendations for Black History Month on Instagram! Below is what they recommended. All titles can be found in our catalog, on Libby, or on Kanopy. Slay by Brittney Morris By day, Kira is just a student- well she is one of a handful of Black students at her predominately white high