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Fauquier Library News 41 minutes ago Book Cellar News: September/October 2024 The Book Cellar welcomes the crisp days of Fall (just right for cozying up with a good book) with a display of fantasy books in September... 0 views 0 comments Post not marked as liked 1 hour ago Back to School Tools Your library card provides access to tools to ensure success in the classroom - here are a few of our favorites. 1 view 0 comments Post not marked as liked 23 hours ago 10 Ways You Can Raise a Reader There are many other, simple things parents can do to strengthening a child's literacy skills. Here are 10 more ways you can raise a reader! 1 view 0 comments Post not marked as liked Aug 8 Consumer Reports August 2024: The Danger in Your Dust Dangerous dust, supermarket savings and the "last goodbye" - it's all part of the August issue of Consumer Reports. 5 views 0 comments Post not marked as liked Jul 26 Book Cellar News: August 2024 Books, DVDs and more at unbeatable prices. 35 views 0 comments Post not marked as liked Jul 26 Message From the Director: August 2024 The green and white encyclopedia loomed large in my childhood. 7 views 0 comments Post not marked as liked Jul 10 Message From the Director: July 2024 Our summer theme is Adventure Begins at Your Library. The operative word is “begins” but who knows where it will lead? 7 views 0 comments Post not marked as liked Jul 2 Meet the Author: Kids & Teens Edition Join us for a special Meet the Author series in July1 18 views 0 comments Post not marked as liked Jun 24 CONSUMER REPORTS JULY 2024: CABLE TV OR STREAMING? From streaming services to sunscreen, the July issue of Consumer Reports has you covered! 30 views 0 comments Post not marked as liked Jun 4 Book Cellar News: June / July 2024 Snag a bargain at the Book Cellar! 50 views 0 comments Post not marked as liked May 6 CONSUMER REPORTS MAY/JUNE 2024: PRODUCE WITHOUT PESTICIDES From produce to televisions, the May/June issue of Consumer Reports has it covered! 18 views 0 comments Post not marked as liked May 2 Book Cellar News: May 2024 Check out the upcoming special displays happening at the Book Cellar this month! 70 views 0 comments Post not marked as liked Apr 23 MAGNIFICENT MAY AUTHOR TALKS Register now to join these upcoming author talks! 14 views 0 comments Post not marked as liked Apr 8 MESSAGE FROM THE DIRECTOR: APRIL 2024 It’s Monday morning and the first of our volunteers for the week shows up ready to work. 394 views 0 comments Post not marked as liked Apr 5 FAUQUIER RECOMMENDS: THE RESULTS ARE IN! We asked what your favorite read was in 2023. Here's a list of what Fauquier recommends! 80 views 0 comments Post not marked as liked Mar 27 SPRING FORWARD INTO APRIL WITH AMAZING NEW AUTHOR TALKS! Join us in April for three new author talk presentations! Begin the month with Smithsonian Curator Paula J. Johnson and a discussion... 78 views 0 comments Post not marked as liked Mar 20 CONSUMER REPORTS APRIL 2024: BEST & WORST CARS, TRUCKS & SUVs Read. Shop. Buy smart. Thinking of trading in that old car for a new model? That’s a big commitment. Before you head to the dealership... 366 views 0 comments Post not marked as liked Mar 19 ICYMI: SUNDAYS AT TWO WITH ARTIST CRAIG McPHERSON NOW AVAILABLE ON DEMAND Turn in to hear McPherson discuss his life and work. 30 views 0 comments Post not marked as liked Mar 5 CONSUMER REPORTS MARCH 2024: HOW TO FIND A MATTRESS YOU'LL LOVE Read. Shop. Buy smart. Everyone knows a good night’s sleep is essential to good health. It stands to reason that your mattress has a lot... 39 views 0 comments Post not marked as liked Mar 5 MESSAGE FROM THE DIRECTOR: MARCH 2024 “When it’s good, it’s very good, but when it’s bad it’s horrid.” Forgive me for altering Longfellow’s poem, but it sizes up the situation... 20 views 0 comments Post not marked as liked

The Book Cellar welcomes the crisp days of Fall (just right for cozying up with a good book) with a display of fantasy books in September to celebrate Hobbit Day & Tolkien Week! We'll also honor Hispanic Heritage Month with displays throughout the month. And then ...  in October, we will celebrate our 25th anniversary with an Open House Saturday, October 12! We hope you will come celebrate this milestone with us! (Follow us on Facebook for more details to come.) Throughout the month, we'll also be featuring displays on the World Series/Baseball & of course, scary reads for Halloween (boo!). Happy Fall from the Book Cellar!   Fridays & Saturdays | 10 a.m.-5 p.m. John Barton Payne Bldg. , Warrenton

Heading back to school? Whether you have a rising kindergartener or a college student, your library card provides access to tools to ensure success in the classroom. Brainfuse Help Now This all-in-one suite of tutoring services provides a wide range of support. With Help Now you can: *   Get help with homework *   Interact with a live tutor *   Form online study groups *   Send your paper to the writing lab to get valuable feedback *   Access free lessons and resources for numerous K-12+ academic subjects JSTOR and Bloom’s Literature Confidently tackle your next research paper. Bloom's Literature provides coverage of the most frequently studied authors and their works.  JSTOR goes beyond literature to include mathematics, political science, history, and more. Both provide complete, curated content you can trust. World Book Online and Britannica Library Encyclopedias are a good starting point for virtually any research project.  These easy-to-use,  trusted sources are filled with timelines, articles and primary sources for students of all ages.   Biography In Context This authoritative reference tool provides biographical information on a wide array of historically significant figures and present-day newsmakers and covers figures from business, government, law, education, sports, music, and entertainment, as well as literature and scientific research. Opposing Viewpoints In Context   and   Issues & Controversies Hone your critical thinking skills as you prepare for a class debate with Opposing Viewpoints In Context or Issues & Controversies. These free tools encourage student reflection and will spark dynamic class discussion.   These and other resources are available resources are available free with your library card .

Develop a reading routine with your newborn. Continue to read with your child even when they become independent readers. Reread your child’s favorite stories. Visit the library early and often to check out a variety of books or attend free programs like story times. Read everyday things like road signs, grocery lists, cereal boxes, instructions, recipes, etc. to your child so they pick up new vocabulary. Mix things up by listening to audio books together. Set an example by reading your own books, magazines, etc. in front of your child. Talk positively about reading. Have rich conversations with your child about what you’re doing; speak in full sentences and use interesting words to boost their vocabulary. Understand the basics about learning to read. Talk to your child’s teacher or doctor if you have concerns about your child’s development.    Adapted from 10 Things You Can Do to Raise a Reader | Reading Rockets

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