Background/Philosophy 

Wright Memorial Public Library provides access to the Internet as an integral part of its mission. Internet is a worldwide computer network that provides access to a massive body of information. The resources available on the Internet expand the library's information resources well beyond traditional collections. In providing Internet access, Wright Memorial Public Library enhances its existing collection in size and depth.

Intellectual Freedom/Right to Privacy 

Writing Resources

Writing is so solitary. Check out the following resources for help, inspiration, and community.

Motivate your reluctant reader to practice their skills and enjoy reading with Book Buddies! 

Little Buddes are children in grades K-3 who are struggling or reluctant to read. They will be paired up with specially-trained teen volunteers, who we call Big Buddies. Big Buddies will work with parents to set up weekly meetings.  The Library will host a monthly check-in for all buddies on Zoom to share how its going and to recommend new titles for the buddies to share.  

Nursery Rhyme Riddles for Summer Reading Club 2020

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Looking for a print copy we don't own? Borrow a copy from another library!

READ

Diversify Your Reading and Viewing

Other Perspectives on Antiracism

Children Need Diverse Books

Let's Talk Race for Teens  Wednesday, July 22 at 7pm

Imagine walking down a generations-old road. 

A rustle off to the side makes you snap to attention, and you hold your breath as a tiger crosses your path.  Her ancestors have used this same road for as many generations as yours.  In some parts of the world, people share their environment with tigers just as we share ours with coyotes or hawks.  In this exhibit--hosted at Wright Library, on loan from the PALY Foundation--explore the world of the tiger.

Check out these articles for other perspectives on anti-racism

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