Monthly Archives: December 2019

There’s a clear path in if you’ve got a mind to come down and browse.

The Nichols Library will not open today on account of a winter storm travel advisory. If you have to go out, please be extra careful.

If you make it out the door and down the hill, the library on the corner is open, the walks are clear and post-Christmas treats await: Before and After is the true story behind last year’s bestseller Before We were … Continue reading →

Here is a tale of two ugly ducklings– a beatnik blues singer from Texas and a shy, closeted piano player from England –who became rock swans. But being swans did not mean living happily ever after. Janis Joplin’s rise and … Continue reading →

The Nichols Library is open today, December 24th (Christmas Eve) from 10-1. We will be closed in observance of Christmas Day and be open the rest of the week doe our regular schedule. Next week, we will be open December … Continue reading →

Tis the Monday before Christmas and the day is sunny, so why not come down to the library for a story about the wild Christmas reindeer? Sing some songs? color? At 11 or thereabouts,.

We just made it easier to log into our EBSCO family of databases. You can now use your library card number, just like you do to download books. What can EBSCO do for you? You can consult NoveList for book … Continue reading →

In The Second Sleep by Robert Harris, a young priest arrives in a remote Exmoor village to conduct the funeral of his predecessor. He finds the area strewn with ancient artifacts that the old parson used to collect. Could his … Continue reading →

Inspector Arkay Renko, (The Siberian Dilemma) is one of the more intriguing characters in crime fiction. A Russian police inspector, he is alienated from the party and the soviet bureaucracy. He invariably clashes with his superiors on has cases, which … Continue reading →

Snowy day? No problem! Good reads are at your fingertips. Here are the latest eBooks and audios at NH Downloadable Books!