The library is the best place to warm up on those cold winter days

“The only thing that you absolutely have to know, is the location of the library.” —Albert Einstein Fiction Titles

All the Dangerous Things - Stacy Willingham Betrayal - Phillip Margolin Leave the World Behind - Rumaan Alam, The Paris Daughter - Kristin Harmel The Ball at Versailles -Danielle Steel Dead Woman Crossing - Jeneva Rose The Last Exchange - Charles Martin The Keeper of Hidden Books - Madeline Martin Please Tell Me - Mike Omer Western Hearts Jodi Thomas and Debbie Macomber

Picture and Board Books

Ooo, Baby Baby: A Little Book of Love Sandra Boynton Every Dreaming Creature - Brendan Wenzel Christmas Crocodile Bonny Becker When Dinosaurs Went Extinct - Amy Dyckman Santa’s Story - Will Hillenbrand

January Library Events

Winter READ Challenge Begins ...

Monday, New Year’s Day: Closed

Wednesday, Jan. 3: StoryTime, 10 a.m., 2-5 years; Movie Afternoon, 1 p.m.

Wednesday, Jan. 10: StoryTime, 10 a.m., 2-5 years

Thursday, Jan. 11: Library Bingo, 4 p.m.,

Monday, Jan. 15: Martin Luther King Jr. Day Closed

Wednesday, Jan. 17: StoryTime, 10 a.m., 2-5 years

Thursday, Jan. 18: Craft Day 4 p.m., all ages are welcome

Wednesday, Jan. 24: StoryTime, 10 a.m., 2-5 years

Thursday, Jan. 25: Lock Box Challenge, 4 p.m.,-3rd grade and up, please register.

Monday, Jan. 29: Library Tales, 4 p.m., PreS- second grade, please register your child.

Call or visit the library to reserve a title, (402) 254-6245 or reserve online at libraries.ne.gov/hartington There is a two-week checkout on all books and magazines with renewals; and a three-day check-out on DVDs. The Omaha World Herald and Yankton Press & Dakotan newspapers are available daily, as is the Cedar County News.