Monthly Archives: February 2014

Filers, take heart. The Nichols Library has copies of the 1040EZ, 1040, 1040A and NH Income and Dividend tax forms for traditional mail-in filing.  We also have circulating guides for the EZ and 1040 forms (guides circulate for 3 three … Continue reading →

Out new books for middle readers include  High time for heroes by Mary Pope Osborne, in which the popular magic treehoue gang goes off in search of adventures in Egypt.  The five lives of our cat Zook  by Joanne Rocklin is a … Continue reading →

In The secret of Raven Point by Jennifer Vanderbes, a woman lies about her age and joins the army nurses to find her brother, who is missing in action.   An officer and a spy by Robert Harris revisits the infamous Dreyfus affair, … Continue reading →

This just in–collections of the best poems and short fiction for 2013.   The poetry volume contains 75 poems that “testify to the vitality of an art form that continues to endure and flourish.”  Guest editor Denise Duhamel (Ka-ching) brings “wit … Continue reading →

Well, that was a doozy of a storm.  But we are dug out, so the library will be open, 1-6pm.  No story-time, tho.  Anyway, come on by and stock up on reads, audios, and dvds for the upcoming President’s Day … Continue reading →

The latest in DVDs, here and on order.  Feature films include The Butler,  an upstairs-downstairs story at the White House, with a twist.  Forrest Whittaker stars as the man who served 8 presidents.  Captain Phillips is a true story about … Continue reading →

The Nichols Library will be CLOSED on Wednesday, Feb 4 on accout of heavy snow. You can still browse our catalog, place reserves,and renw books, look things up, download an audio or eBook, request an ILL and enjoy our song for the day. … Continue reading →