Book Club At the End of the Universe
Join as we discuss, Nettle & Bone by T. Kingfisher. This is an in person event and will take place in the meeting room at the lower level of the library.
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Join as we discuss, Nettle & Bone by T. Kingfisher. This is an in person event and will take place in the meeting room at the lower level of the library.
At Home Family Book Club Kit. June 10, 2024. Ages 8-12 and family. Family Book Club Kits will include a copy of the book and some discussion questions as well as a few treats. Members of your family can read the book and share ideas and discuss at home. Beyond the Bright Sea...
Join us for a discussion of This Book is Gay by Juno Dawson
Hot copies of this title can be found at the Kirkwood Public Library. Check if one is available by calling 314-821-5770 and selecting option 3 or emailing mel@kplmo.org! This month’s selection is Unmasking Autism: Discovering the New Faces of Neurodiversity by Devon Price. In the quest to transform the Kirkwood area...
Join us June 29th for a discussion of Hillbilly Elegy: A Memoir of a Family and Culture in Crisis by JD Vance.Use the form below to sign up for the email list to receive reminders about future meetings and notices about meeting changes.
Join as we discuss, Starter Villain by John Scalzi. This is an in person event and will take place in the meeting room at the lower level of the library.
At Home Family Book Club Kit. July 8, 2024. Ages 8-12 and family. Family Book Club Kits will include a copy of the book and some discussion questions as well as a few treats. Members of your family can read the book and share ideas and discuss at home. The True History of...
Join us for a discussion of Crank by Ellen Hopkins
Join us for a discussion of The Symphony of Secrets by Brendan Slocumb
Hot copies of this title can be found at the Kirkwood Public Library. Check if one is available by calling 314-821-5770 and selecting option 3 or emailing mel@kplmo.org! This month’s selection is Being Heumann: An Unrepentant Memoir of a Disability Rights Activist by Judith Heumann with Kristen Joiner. In the...
Join as we discuss, The Deep Sky by Yume Kitasei. This is an in person event and will take place in the meeting room at the lower level of the library.
Join us August 10th for a discussion of The Mystery of Mrs. Christie by Marie Bendict.Use the form below to sign up for the email list to receive reminders about future meetings and notices about meeting changes.
PARDON OUR DIRT : The front lawn of the library is under construction. At this time, access to the library is through the front ramp only.
Group 2: Youth Services Event Volunteer: This is perfect for someone that wants to help us put on events for kids and teens! Duties include program preparation, helping at specific events such as storytime, and assisting during library programs with staff.
Group 3: Behind the Scenes Volunteer: A fit if you enjoy independent projects like shelving books, helping us keep the room inviting and tidy, refilling book displays, helping with behind the scenes Summer Reading prep including couponing, supply preparation, and more!
Group 4: Office Assistant: Work in the library admin office on light clerical duties such as scanning and stickering books. Great if you want some office/organizing experience!
Group 5: Mural Project: Help us design a library mural on the outside fence. If you love creative projects, painting and teamwork, this group is for you!
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The Kirkwood Public Library maintains a meeting room for Library sponsored programs consistent with its mission “to inspire a lifelong commitment to learning and creativity, for a more prosperous and connected community.” The Kirkwood Public Library welcomes outside organizations or individuals interested in presenting at the Library. Events must be offered virtually and may be done so at the discretion of library managers. This selection will be based on public service needs and other activities scheduled.