Monthly Archives: March 2020

Here are the latest eBooks and audio books [this link is certified effective 9:27am 3/21] on NH Downloadable/Overdrive. Pining for a movie or series to watch? Don’t forget that we raised our views per month on Hoopla. And finally, just … Continue reading →

Until further notice, please DO NOT USE THE BOOK DROP. Don’t worry about returning items that are due. Just hang onto whatever you have out until we work outa plan for handling materials. Remember, we do not charge fines so … Continue reading →

Out of an abundance of caution, the Nichols Library will beclosed until further notice. Note that the NH van delivery service as also been suspended, so patrons with interlibrary requests will not be able to receive them for the immediate … Continue reading →

We would like to encourage everyone to take advantage of the online services our Library offers.  You can download eBooks, audios, and magazines via Overdrive. You can also stream videos, eBooks, audios and music from Hoopla (note that we raised … Continue reading →

The author talk with Carl Hansen has postponed for the time being. Carl is not able to be here this Saturday but we hope to reschedule later on down the road. Our next scheduled talk is with M. J. Pettengill … Continue reading →

Copies of the Nichols Book Café’s March read, Snow by Orthan Pamuck, are here and ready to take out.  Pamuck is a Turkish novelist and screenwriter, who was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2006.  Snow (Kar) is about a … Continue reading →

Here are 2 novels that are on many a wish list. Hillary Mantel’s The  Mirror and the Light concludes his trilogy on Thomas Cromwell, the blacksmith’s boy who became an counselor to Henry VIII.  He has defeated the Boylen’s, but … Continue reading →

Crime readers can look forward to new cases for Inspector Rutledge, Joe Pickett and Commissario  Brunetti.  In A Divided Loyalty by Charles, Todd,  Rutledge investigates a murder committed under the shadow of Stonehenge. In Long Range by C. J. Box, … Continue reading →

Hot of the presses. Fresh out of the box. Ready to lend.

Carl  Hansen, author of the eco-thriller Destiny (2015), will be at the Nichols Library in Center Harbor on Saturday, March 14 at 11:00am. Carl will talking about his novel, its underlying concerns, and the writing process.   In Destiny, a researcher … Continue reading →