Happy 1/2 term! Free make and take will be out in the children's area all week.
Pop in and make something spoooooky!
Don't forget our free kids sessions:
πΈ Wildlife Trust on Tues
π¦ Story Builders session on Wed
We are beyond excited for the surprise release of a beloved Historical/Romantic/Fantasy/Adventure series which we thought had ended a few years ago.
If you're counting down the days until this arrives in Library stock or have never read any Sarah J Maas before- we can help!
Not a member of the Library yet?
Pop in and join up- we've had over 50 new joiners since April!
You can also join online by clicking this link: https://t.co/BcvH0Q6FLP and pop in to collect your library card.
Many thanks to the Friends of Ludlow Library for purchasing these wonderful new additions to our Rhyme Time collection.
If you want to synchronise swim with πΈ and cuddle some gorgeous dollies then join us on Wednesday mornings from 10:30am in term time.
The next Wednesday Night Book Club talk will be historical author @AlisonWeirAuthor. Get the book from us before enjoying the talk @assemblyroomsludlow
Watch this it's truly amazing:
https://t.co/uDcNAxrQNd
If you love books watch this.
If you know someone who thinks reading isn't for them, get them to watch this.
If you can't get enough of books watch this.
Just get everyone to watch it!
More readers travelling around seeing brilliant Library things!
"I have found the perfect holiday home! It was a lovely start to my time away in Suffolk seeing their Mobile Library Van parked outside the property I was renting for the week."
We have some "awesomely adventurous librarians" at Ludlow Library.
You can also borrow maps here too!
(Is it too Herminoe to say- "Is that what my hair looks like from the back?" if you know, you know π )
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We are open until 6pm on a Monday if you feel like popping in a playing a board game- we recently had a lovely donation of a domino rally too!
The Board Game shelf is always accessible any time - just pop in and play!
The Friends of Ludlow Library would like to thank Victoria Allen and her team for a most interesting 'Learning at Lunchtime' talk about the history of undertaking and the options available to us for funerals today.
The only rustling of leaves going on this month for the Walking Book Group Members was of pages! 'A Black Fox Running' by Brian Carter is a beautifully written book about the destructive impact man has on the natural world.
The word is out and the 'Poetry in the Round' Circle has expanded to form an impromptu space for sharing verse! This month we were treated to a range of super performances. How about joining us for a fun thought provoking two hours on Friday 13th November at 1:00pm?