Mannington Public Library

Mannington Public Library is celebrating Blackshere’s First Grade Class the whole month of February. Every time a first grader visits the library this month we will add a designated pizza topping to our bulletin board. The Homeroom with the most toppings on our “Pizza Pie” at the end of the month will win a pizza party. We will also have something special for first graders each week when checking out library materials.

FSU VITA @ Mannington Public Library

Friday, February 22 10:00am-5:00pm & Saturday, March 23 9:00am-3:00pm

No appointment necessary.

Marcia opens the  Mannington Public Library Friends Book Sale every Friday from 9:00 - 4:30, with the exception of holidays.

Cover 2 Cover will meet at the Mannington Public Library on January 17 at 1:30pm to discuss The Heavenly Village by Cynthia Rylant.

Summary:

Unique and creative—that’s the Mannington Public Library Knitting Group. Looking for something fun to do on Monday afternoons? The knitting group welcomes all—the novice, advanced or anyone in-between. We meet every Monday at the library starting at 4:30 pm.

Mannington Public Library is celebrating Blackshere’s Second Grade Class the whole month of January. Every time a second-grader visits the library this month we will add a designated pizza topping to our bulletin board. The homeroom with the most toppings on our “Pizza Pie” at the end of the month will win a pizza party. We will also have something special for second-graders each week when checking out library materials.

Our Fairmont branch will close at 3:00pm on December 14th; Fairview and Mannington libraries will close at 3:00pm on December 13th due to staff holiday parties.

Cover 2 Cover will meet December 20th at 1:30PM  to discuss I Heard the Owl Call My Name by Margaret Craven.

I Heard the Owl Call My Name is about a young vicar and his time in an ancient Indian village during a time of cultural change. It is a journey of learning and all the small happenings that can add up to significance.

Reading a book with a child – whether it’s your child, grand-child, niece, nephew or neighbor –

is a wonderful way to spend time together. Reading to your child is a fun way to share thoughts

and learn new things. It is also a free activity that you can do every day.

Baking for the holiday is a tradition. Share it with your friends at the Mannington Public Library, Monday, December 17^th at 6:00pm. We’ll exchange our cookies and have a friendly holiday Cookie Baking Competition. Our cookies will be judged for appearance and taste and a prize awaits our Cookie Baking Champion. Visit the library for a copy of The Rules of the Cookie Exchange.