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Sylva, Highlands and Franklin. Check at the main desk of your library for assistance. From research to updating a blog, you can do it at the library!
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If you live in Jackson, Macon or Swain County, North Carolina, there’s a public library near you — with thousands of books, periodicals, tapes and CDs. You’ll find comfortable reading areas, computers with free internet access, special areas for kids; and a central catalog that makes every volume in all six libraries available to you. And you can access many library services from your personal computer.
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Just like great comfort food, classic literature is satisfying and worth remembering. The next time you're at the library, why not revisit some cherished, old friends? If a book makes a lasting impression, stirs your imagination, or offers some encouragement when you need it ... that's a classic. Childrens books can be classics too. What about Little Women or Where the Wild Things Are. Share them with your children. You'll have fun and they'll develop a life-long love of reading.
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Right now, we're all reading My Antonia by Willa Cather. It's the classic chosen for North Carolina's Big Read. Look for programs at your local library.
