Winter Reading Challenge

Social media prize giveaway!

Win a prize pack with winter treats and a gift card to the Boulder Bookstore. To enter all you have to do is:
1. Register for the program online
2. Follow the library on Instagram or Facebook,
3. Like our giveaway post
4.Tag a friend, and comment with the title of your favorite winter read.

Entries accepted until 12/31.

Book Recommendations for Kids

Get cozy and challenge yourself to read more!

Start the Winter Reading Challenge off right! We haven't been able to give as many in-person recommendations this year, but never fear, we are still here!

Check out some of our best recommendations for kids.

Research Rendezvous

Register for an online session from January 20 through 22.

Calling all students working on National History Day (NHD) projects! Meet with a skilled research mentor at our virtual Research Rendezvous. Get help with research, your thesis, or feedback in a 30-minute Zoom session.

We are looking for qualified volunteers to serve as Research Rendezvous mentors! Apply today to help our history students!

BoulderReads

The new Discoveries book is out now!

Each year, BoulderReads learners contribute an original story, poem, or article that they have written to a new Discoveries publication. Inside this years' publication, you will find a few recipes and narratives that take you to Nepal, Iran, Bolivia, South Korea, and more. Thank you to all contributors!

Online Fun for Children and Teens

Explore something new!

Weekly Teen Chats
Book Queeries - Explore queer representation in teen fiction with us! Allies welcome.
For children:
LEGO Build-Along - Use your imagination with an experienced Play-Well TEKnologies instructor.
Celebrate Winnie the Pooh author, A.A. Milne's birthday! Our celebration will include a bi-lingual storytime, crafts, songs, movement and more.

"Say Nothing: A True Story of Murder and Memory in Northern Ireland" By Patrick Radden Keefe

“Keefe explores the conflict in Northern Ireland during the mid to late 20th century (known as "The Troubles") by using the still-unsolved murder of Jean McConville, a 38-year-old widow and mother of ten. The book follows several major players on both sides of the conflict and uses interviews and primary sources to explore numerous perspectives on the vicious killings and indiscriminate violence. Say Nothing is a true story of betrayal, passion, vengeance, hatred, recovery, and, perhaps above all, silence.”- Syd, Materials Handling

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Library Stories

"Thank you so much for being open and all the work you all are doing during the pandemic. My kids and I visit your library about 2x a week. It has been a huge life-giving thing for us.” - Anonymous Library Patron

"The Library is sustaining my life right now" - Call center patron

"During these Covid times, I have missed your smiling face and helpful hand. Let’s hope that in 2021 brighter days will bring us all back together." - BoulderReads Tutor

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Boulder Library Foundation Holiday Concerts

Our Home Delivery Program brings library materials to people who can't leave home due to age, disability, or health status.

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Online Conversations in English Tuesdays

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