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Public library system serving Prince William County and Manassas City. Comments Policy: https://t.co/Rtrr1ahrnd…
Prince William County, VA, US
Joined May 2013
Calling all fall bound Kindergarteners! Drop into Kindergarten Camp at Haymarket Gainesville Library (Every Thursday through August 14, 1:00-3:00 p.m.) and work on fun activities that promote literacy, learning and skills needed for school. For ages 4-6 with a caregiver.
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Is the heat BUGGING you? Your library is THE destination for free, air conditioned fun this summer! Don't miss the next Creepy Crawly Critters event at Central Library this Friday, or find another event at #PWPLSummer #PWPLibraries
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Don't miss a Meet the Artist event at Montclair Library this Saturday, July 12, from 2:00-3:00 p.m.!. Meet and talk with the artists of 'Fiber & Multimedia Art', Montclair Library's July-August Exhibition. Learn about the techniques and materials Helen Joyce Burroughs uses to
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DYK you can sign up for Summer Reading on your phone? Download the Beanstack Tracker app and start working towards earning your free book today. #PWPLSummer #PWPLibraries #SumemrReading2025 #PublicLibrary #Library
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Stuff your calendar with fun, free programs for the whole family this week! See all programs and register at #PWPLibraries #PublicLibrary #Libraries
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We thought this looked familiar. Besides Mr. John, who else enjoyed Rodney's Raptors at the library this summer? ✋. Don't miss all the fun, free programs coming up! See the full schedule at #PWPLSummer #PWPLibraries #PublicLibraries #Library #Raptors
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🎆🇺🇸 Reminder: all Prince William Public Libraries are closed today, July 4–Sunday, July 6 in observance of the holiday. Our Digital Library is always open at with materials to help celebrate!. #PWPLSummer #PWPLibraries #PublicLibrary #Library
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Greer: Although I'm a fan of historical fiction, I haven't read much around the Revolutionary War. On my list of recommended reads, though, I have: Kit Sergeant's “355: A Novel” and Ken Follett's “A Place Called Freedom” (. It's worth mentioning too that.
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Sharon: My friend studied theology and said the books she had to read in seminary that have stuck with her are: "The Moody Handbook of Theology," "The Case for Christ," and a pair of books by Mark Sayers: "Disappearing Church" and "Reappearing Church." #AskALibrarian.
I really want to study theology any book/essay recs related to it would be more than welcome.
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Sharon: We're rocking Bad Art Day at Dumfries this afternoon at 2:30 p.m.! No art skills? Who cares, come have a fun creative release, and maybe win a bad-art prize. We're giving out tokens starting at 2 p.m. because space is limited. And on July 14 at 10:30 a.m., Bright Star.
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Greer: Lake Ridge is hosting Science Heroes for the first time on Thursday, July 11 and we are thrilled to see what sort of experiments they highlight for our local families. We are also offering some specialty story times on Tuesday July 8 and Tuesday July 15 in partnership with.
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Greer: I really enjoy a good travel romance and there are so many options out there! Authors like Emily Henry (, Elin Hilderbrand (, and Debbie Macomber ( are great at these. A couple of my past favorites.
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Sharon: I love indigenous horror, and it's a genre that's exploding right now. Besides Stephen Graham Jones (, I like Nick Medina (, and I'm going to check out "Bad Cree" by Jessica Johns soon (. I also like.
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What’s your favorite microgenre? Any recs of the best examples of it? #AskALibrarian #PWPLibraries
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Sharon: Happy 249th birthday (sooo close to a good present, lol)!.Sarah Vowell's "Lafayette in the Somewhat United States" explores early American history via the Marquis de Lafayette, a French teen who came here to fight in the Revolutionary War. He became besties with George.
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Sharon: Sometimes the scariest books are true crime. I was just re-reading part of Michelle McNamara's "I'll Be Gone in the Dark" recently and was reminded how utterly creepy her retelling of some of the attacks was. She set the mood so well. ( For.
Summer Scares is back at PWPL all July long! What’s the scariest book you’ve ever read? #AskALibrarian #PWPLibraries
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Greer: I love scary books and movies. Two of the creepiest for me in recent years were “September House” by Carissa Orlando ( and “The Jigsaw Man” by Anjelica Henley (. The first is fantastic for people who like horror house tales.
Summer Scares is back at PWPL all July long! What’s the scariest book you’ve ever read? #AskALibrarian #PWPLibraries
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Summer Scares is back at PWPL all July long! What’s the scariest book you’ve ever read? #AskALibrarian #PWPLibraries
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