Geraldine Brooks has been awarded the 2025 Library of Congress prize for American Fiction. This prize is given to an American fiction writer with a long, enduring career and whose books have a strong, unique and imaginative voice. Geraldine Brooks' first novel, Year of Wonders, was published in 2001. Her novel March, inspired by Little…
Back To School Reading List
This booklist will appeal to grades K-3rd grade. They range from picture books to more challenging short-chapter books. Kindergarten Reading List List created by FCLSHAPEVILLE The Pout-pout Fish Goes to School I'm your Bus We Don't Eat Our Classmates! Leave Me Alone Hey, Water! I Don't Want to Be A Frog The Lion & the…
Explore Milton Library’s Monthly Book Clubs!
Milton Library is proud to host seven staff-led book groups each month—six in-person and one virtual. Whether you love fiction, non-fiction, or stories for youn
September Adult Events @ East Roswell Branch
September Adult Events at the East Roswell Branch
Featured September Programs @ Milton
As fall grows closer, come join us for a new month of programming at the Milton Library! Here’s some standout September programs coming up soon.
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CRAFTer Dark – August: Ocean “Paper Painting”
Milton Library hosts CRAFTer Dark, a monthly program geared toward adults. The goal is to provide programs that make art/crafts accessible to all skill levels i
Happy Library Card Signup Month!
This September is Library Card Sign-up Month, and FulcoLibrary is inviting you to explore the endless possibilities a library card unlocks.
Win Tickets to see THE LONG WALK!
The Fulton County Library System is giving you the chance to attend an advance screening of THE LONG WALK — the chilling dystopian thriller based on Stephen King’s 1978 novel, from the visionary director of The Hunger Games franchise. Each winner will receive a link to claim screening passes (good for up to 2 people…
Directors Blog – September 2025
There are some folks who enjoy spending time observing human nature. It can be fascinating to watch the interaction of children with their caregivers, or to watch the goings and comings of bus riders, or to stroll through a library and witness the way people experience various aspects of it. Perhaps none of this requires…
Harpist Myron Leonard Performs at East Point Library
Let your imagination flow as harpist Myron Leonard fills the library with beautiful music. Participants will be invited to draw, doodle, or paint what the music inspires - whether it’s colors, shapes or scenes. No art skill required - just bring your creativity. All supplies will be provided. Myron Leonard began playing the harp at…
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