Fall Schedule Resumes on September 8 

  Did you ever wonder about all the benefits of your library card? The card gives you access to the library 24/7. Every student needs a public library card to access important electronic databases and E-books that are not available on the Internet. Reading is an important activity for students and for adults for lifelong learning. If you haven't been to the library lately, stop in to renew your library card or get a new one! You'll be surprised by all that your library offers!

 

 Click here for more information on how your library card can improve your life!  

  Join the Friends of the Haddonfield Library for their first ever weekend sale. The book sale will be held on the library lawn under tents this year on Saturday, Sept. 12, from 10-3 pm and on Sunday, Sept. 13, from 12-5 pm. Approximately 21,000 books, DVDs, and other items will be on sale. The sale will go on, rain or shine. New books will be put out on Sunday. If you haven't been able to make the sale on one day in the past now you can come the next day.

   To volunteer to help on either day, sign up at the front desk of the library, call 429-1304 or email fol@haddonfieldlibrary.org  Volunteer tasks include: bringing books out and sorting them on tables, helping people to find books, taking sale funds, baking, donating, & selling baked goods and drinks, and helping to restock the books. Students can get credit for extracurricular activities. Have fun with your family and friends while helping your community library!  

   Pictured are a boy and his dad reading a book at last year's sale.

  

She is a teacher in the Lindenwold School District in the Middle School. You can meet Erica on the weekends.

  Erica will also be working on the library 's teen and computer services. Erica replaces long time Reference Librarian Suzanne Ficara who retired in June.  Please welcome Erica when you see her. 

Learn about Islam at local author Buntzie Churchill reading on Sept. 30.  

Buntzie Ellis Churchill, a local Haddonfield resident, will discuss the book she co-authored with Bernard Lewis called "Islam: The Religion and the People", which was published in 2009.  The book examines Islam: what its adherents believe and how their religion has shaped them, their rich and diverse cultures, and their politics over more than 14 centuries.  The book will be available for sale at the program. A question and answer session will follow. The program will be held at the library.
 
Buntzie Churchill served for 23 years as President of the World Affairs Council of Philadelphia. For a decade she hosted "World Views," a daily radio show, interviewing experts on international issues. 

The program is free but call 429-1304 to register.
 

What Haddonfield Is Reading and Viewing! 

 

Would you like to know what adults and children are reading this summer in Haddonfield? Click here  to see the most requested titles for adults. Click here to see what children read during Summer Reading activities.  

 

If you want to reserve any of them, go to our online catalog at www.haddonfieldlibrary.org and place a reserve from home, office, or at the library. Or call up the old fashioned way at 429-1304.  

   To see our new materials, including books and DVDs visit. 

 

Pictured are Children's Librarian Dorothy Peppard, performers and children at the party for the end of Summer Reading at Borough Hall on Aug. 27. More than 802 children participated in summer reading at the library this year!