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Shady Hollow
Shady Hollow
By Juneau Black
Adult Fiction
If you are in search of a cozy mystery to go along with your cup of tea during these cold winter nights, check out Shady Hollow by Juneau Black. We are transported to Shady Hollow: a village of woodland animals who eat pancake breakfasts and grumble through their morning commutes. We see creatures of all types – a moose who runs a coffee sh...
The Bright Sword
The Bright Sword
By Lev Grossman
Adult Fiction
Young Collum has dreamed of earning his place at King Arthur’s Round Table ever since he could pick up a sword. He’s no one important, and not even really noble enough to be knighted, but when he has a chance to steal away and journey to Camelot, he seizes the opportunity.
Unfortunately, it seems Collum’s dreams are destined to be...
Snowglobe
Snowglobe
By Soyoung Park
Translated by Joungmin Lee Comfort
Teen Fiction
Climate change has created a world of constant winter. Temperatures reach 50 below zero daily. Commoners trudge every day to work at a power plant. There, they labor like hamsters on a wheel to generate the power needed to keep living bearable and to supply power to Snowglobe, a city under...
Upcoming Events
"One of our librarians will be available for one-on-one technology help appointments. There are 6 sessions of 30 minutes available. We will call you to set up an appointment the Friday before.
Join us every Monday at 4:00 in the Hoyt children's area to make lego creations. We'll pick a different type of creation every week!
Painterly Pottery is coming to Zauel's Kids Zone! Join us on Art Night - March 17 - at 6:30 pm to paint a spring figurine! Registration is required for this program; you can register online at saginawlibrary.org or in person or by phone at Zauel.
Join us at Davenport Manor!
Explore our mobile library brimming with books for children, teens, and adults, and find your next great read! Don’t forget to bring an ID with your current address to sign up for a library card.
Join us every Tuesday for stories, songs, finger plays, learning activities, crafts and more! Activities are aimed at toddlers aged 18 months - 3 years old, but this storytime is open to all ages.
A discussion of the book The Michigan Murders by Edward Keyes with Hoyt Library Local History and Genealogy Library Assistant Leo LeFevre.
