Discover new authors and genres with our Reading Challenges and Limited Edition Book Club at the Library! Find out more information and keep up with the latest challenges here.

 

Monthly Reading Challenge

Tackle a new reading goal every month! We'll set the goal, whether it's reading for a certain amount of time, a number of pages, a new place, and more! Track your progress on the Readers Zone App, or pick up a paper tracker at the Library. Once you complete the goal, you'll be entered in for a prize drawing at the end of the month! This month, read a biography or memoir by a Black author in celebration of Black History Month. Use code: f85c2 on the Reader Zone App to enter the challenge.

 

Reader's Dozen 2023

Every month, you can participate in Readers Dozen. Just read a book that falls in line with the prompt and you'll be entered in for a prize drawing at the end of the year. In February, read a book set in Asia - find plenty of suggestions and the entry from on our blog!.

 

Limited Edition Book Club: You Are What You Eat

Join Limited Edition Book Club! Each quarter, we choose three titles related to a central theme to read and discuss over three months. This quarter, we're reading books about how food & eating impact our personal and cultural lives. This month, join us on February 22nd for "Gulp: Adventures in the Alimentary Canal" by Mary Roach.

On February 27th, from 6-8 pm, the Twin Falls Public Library and the Magic Valley Writers Group are hosting a night of short story readings. Everyone is invited to come and listen to the readings and share their own stories! Readings will be limited to 3 minutes to ensure all readers have an opportunity to share. Should time allow, attendees may give multiple readings. Light refreshments will be provided.

Teens in 6th–12th grade, learn important life skills in our new program series: Adulting 101 for Teens! This month, on February 8th at 7 PM, teens and their parents can join us to learn more about the college admissions process.  High school counselors and representatives from CSI will be here for a question and answer session about all things higher education.

Then, on February 28th at 6 PM, Siew Guan Lee from the University of Idaho Extension office will teach us how to make some simple but tasty dinners and desserts. Contact the Youth Services Department for more information!

Unleash your creativity and learn the basics of digital art on Friday, February 17th from 4-5pm. Whether you're a beginner or just want to brush up on your skills, this class is perfect for anyone looking to explore the world of digital art. Learn the basics of digital painting & drawing, and provide you with the tools and techniques you need to create stunning digital art. Don't miss out on this opportunity to learn something new and take your art to the next level - no prior experience needed!