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Yes, even if vaccinated.
Get your copy here and then join us to discuss it on October 28 @7pm.
Sign up for a 15 minute slot at the front desk.
Saturday, October 30-- Kids in costume get a free book!
Go to yarmouthlibrary.org/art-gallery for more information.
Announcements
Harry Potter Book Discussion
Starting the first Wednesday in November at 4:30, Miss Mary will be hosting a Harry Potter book discussion for kids grade 5 and up via Zoom.
Each month we will discuss the next book in the series: come to one, come to all! If you have any questions, please email mrandall@yarmouthlibrary.org
Please fill out the form below to reserve your spot.Can’t find it in the catalog?
Are you searching for a book that you are unable to find? Perhaps the book is brand new, and none of the libraries have a copy of it yet. You can still request it.Fill out this form with as much information about the book as you know, include your name, card number, and your email address or phone number, and we will consider purchasing it for the library. You will be the borrow it if we do.
COVID Task Force
The Yarmouth Community Coronavirus Task Force is still ready with information and resources.Need groceries, information, resources, or a person to talk to? Call 207-846-4763 (the library’s phone number). All calls will be returned within 24 hrs. Visit the group on Facebook.
Yarmouth COVID Test Team Conducting Pop-Up Testing
WHEN: Mondays, 8-10am, Oct 4-Nov 8 (we will test on Tues, Oct 12 because of holiday)
WHERE: Parking Lot behind the Yarmouth Town Hall
TESTING BY: All volunteer Test Team with the Yarmouth Community COVID Task Force
SIGN UP HERE SO WE KNOW YOU ARE COMING: Use This Link
WALK-INS ALSO WELCOME – You will fill out a paper registration form when you arrive. You could also print this registration form, fill it out and bring it with you.
Staff Picks
Bad Art Friend
When Mary (known as “Miss Mary” to certain MML patrons) asked me Wednesday evening if I had read the article about the “Bad Art Friend,” I wasn’t sure if the phrase meant friends who bonded over the mutual appreciation of bad art, or a friend who is connected through art but is not a very loyal friend. It is the latter. The article Mary was referring to had already blown up on the Internet by the time Mary introduced me, I have come across it numerous times since then, and I believe it will be published in the October 10 issue of the New York Times magazine. It’s a great story, but I felt queasy while reading it.
