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A visitor from Farmer Brown’s farm is coming to the library on Wednesday, September 30 at 10:00 am! Come meet Duck from the beloved classic Click Clack Moo Cows that Type by Doreen Cronin.

Duck will also be at the Ruth Culver Community Library on Thursday, October 1 at 10:00 am.

There will be no storytime on Monday, September 28, as Ms. Tori will be traveling with Duck to our local schools.

COMING SOON TO A LIBRARY NEAR YOU!

Fall 2026

PLACE YOUR HOLDS ON THESE NEW BOOKS OR SOON TO BE AVAILABLE BOOKS

 

Aguirre, Ann – The Hocus Pocus Handbook

Allen, Sarah – Paper Ghosts

Archer, Jeffery – Adam & Eve

Aveyard, Victoria – Tempest 

Bardugo, Leigh – Dead Beat: Ninth House

Bellefleur, Alexandria – The Twelve Loves of Christmas

Benjamin, Chloe – Under Story

Chambers, Becky – As You Wake, Break the Shell 

Child, Lee – Chain Reaction: Jack Reacher

Cleeves, Ann – The Dying Light: Two Rivers

Cline, Emma – Switzy 

Connelly, Michael – The Hollow: Harry Bosch

Due, Tananarive – Mazywood 

Finch, Charles – Midnight in the House of Commons: Charles Lenox

Evanovich, Janet – Split Second Thirty-two Switcharoo: Stephanie Plum

Flynn, Vince – Double Tap: Mitch Rapp

Foley, Lucy – Murder at the Grand Alpine Hotel: New Miss Marple Mysteries

Gramus, Bonnie – Peck & Peck

Green, John – Hollywood Ending

Gregory, Philippa – Royal Witch

Grisham, John – The French Illusion 

Harbach, Chad – The Brightness 

Harrison, M. John – The End of Everything 

Hilderbrand, Elin – The Thoroughbred: The Academy

Islington, James – Scion

James, Marlon – The Disappearers

Jones, Stephen Graham – Off the Reservation 

Kearsley, Susanna – Every Secret Thing

King, Stephen – Other Worlds than These

Kingsolver, Barbara – Partita 

Kleypas, Lisa – Queen of Lombard Street

Klune, T.J. – Murmuration

Kuang, R.F. – Taipei Story

Langam, Sarah – Trad Wife

Lawhon, Ariel – The Pirate Queen

Lee, Min Jin – American Hagwon

Maas, Sarah J. – A Court of Splintered Harmony: A Court of Thorns and Roses

Mandel, Emily St. John – Exit Party

Margolin, Phillip – Conspiracy Theory 

Marske, Freya – Bodies of Magic 

Mbue, Imbolo – Every Story is a Love Story 

McFadden, Freida – The Witch

          - The Gift: a Christmas thriller short story

Michaels, Fern – A Season of Secrets 

Millet, Lydia – Fair Ones 

Niffenegger, Audrey – Life out of Order: The Time Traveler’s Wife 

North, Claire – As We Fall Through Time

Osman, Richard – We Chase Shadows: We Solve Murders

Paretsky, Sara – Bad Company

Patterson, James – The Family Cross: Alex Cross

          – The Munich Affair

Penny, Louise – Miss Wolcott’s Ghost: Three Pines

Perry, Rebecca – May We Feed the King

Philyaw, Deesha – The True Confessions of First Lady Freeman

Picoult, Jodi – Hollow Bones

Piper, Hailey – This Movie Doesn’t End the Way We Want

Robb, J.D. – Fury in Death: Eve Dallas

Roberts, Nora – Birth of the Witch

Rose, Jeneva – Sometimes I Scare Myself 

Schwab, V.E. – Victorious: Villains

Shaafa, Jeff – The Unfinished Work

Steel, Danielle – Ruthless 

Westbury, Kate – The Oxford Guide to Scandal and Lies 

Willig, Lauren – What Happens at Nightfall 

Yarros, Rebecca – Threshing Day: Empyrean

Join us for the next session of Create & Connect on Wednesday, September 23 from 6:30 to 8:00pm!


Create and Connect! A monthly program for adults to enjoy community and unleash creativity. This month: weaving! Learn the basics and make a simple wall hanging. No special skills required -- just relax in community! Geared for adults; free; no registration required.
 

Tween Nite Air Dry Clay Mini Magnets is comin gup on Tuesday, September 22 at 4:00 p.m.
Make your own mini magnets with air dry clay! Create art that you can put on your fridge. 

Geared for ages 8-11. No registration required.
 

Join us in welcoming Inga Witscher, a local Wisconsin farmer and host of the PBS series of Around the Farm Table on Saturday, September 19 at 11:00 am.

 She will be presenting a cooking plus wellness class centered on food as self-respect. Part demo, part storytelling, part emotional wellness session — we’ll make a seasonal lentil salad together, and she’ll share how simple, whole food cooking helped her reclaim joy, energy, and her sense of self after years of burnout.
 

Food Preservation 101 on Saturday, September 12 at 10:00 am.
Interested in preserving your garden produce? Join us for a presentation on home food preservation and discover research-based techniques for safely preserving foods at home. 

Topics will include: 

  • Common food preservation methods including canning, freezing, and drying 
  • Key principles for safe water bath and pressure canning
  • How to identify and use reliable, research-based food preservation resources. 

    A free dial-gauge pressure canner testing will be available after the presentation to ensure your equipment is operating accurately and safely.
     

The Library will be closed on Saturday, September 5 and Monday, September 7 for the Cow Chip Festival and Labor Day. During this time, the book drop in the parking lot will remain open. Regular hours will resume on Tuesday, September 8. 

Come see us in the Cow Chip Parade!

The next session of Create & Connect is coming up on Wednesday, August 26 from 10:00am-12:00pm.


Create and Connect! A monthly program for adults to enjoy community and unleash creativity. This month: mosaic coasters! 

No special skills required -- just relax in community! Geared for adults; free; no registration required.
 

Storytime will be on break from Monday, August 24 until Wednesday, September 9. 

Miss Tori is finishing up with summer programs and preparing for the fall. Storytime will resume on Monday, September 14.
 

You're invited to the Summer Reading Program Finale on Saturday, August 15 from 10:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
Celebrate a summer of reading at the library! Have fun with crafts, games, and much more! Don’t forget that August 15th is the last day to turn in your summer reading for prizes.