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Have you tried our e-book or e-audio book service? |
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 Cambridgeshire Libraries is pleased to offer its new e-audio download service, provided by One Click Digital. This service is completely free and accessible 24 hours a day,
seven days a week.
There are no waiting lists and the hundreds of bestselling audiobooks are compatible with iPod, MP3 players, tablets (e.g. iPad and Android) and personal computers.
Library members can also download e-books onto your computer or e-book reader. Much like the e-audio download service, it's completely free. You can download up to four e-books (including one request) and there are no overdues, as loans expire after three weeks.
Read our FAQs for e-books to learn more. |
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2 for 1 cinema tickets with your library card |
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Author talks |
 As part of the 50th anniversary celebrations for The Cromwell Museum, Don Jordan and Michael Walsh will talk about their new book 'The King's Revenge: Charles II and the Greatest Manhunt in British History' at Huntingdon Library on Saturday 20 October between 1.30-2.30pm. The authors will also be on hand to answer questions and sign copies of the book.
Number one bestselling author Josephine Cox will be at March Library on Tuesday 6 November. Come along and meet Josephine for morning tea and cake at 11am. |
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Big Draw on Tour |
 Come draw with us at Cambridge Central Library on Saturday 27 October between 2pm - 4pm!
The whole family can explore our mini museum of objects on loan from the University of Cambridge Museums and take part in an artist led workshop to create your own illustrated stories and contribute to our giant 'consequences' style storyboard. Get top drawing tips and inspiration from our illustration students volunteers from Cambridge School of Art at ARU. |
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Recommended read in October |
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 To help give you some ideas of what or whose books to read, and what and who is a popular read why not have a look at our October list of Hot new books, Author Profile of the month or Top 100 Popular Authors.
Visit our Reading website, and why not join our reading groups too? |
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Black History Month 2012 |
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 Cambridgeshire Libraries would like to invite you to celebrate and discover Black History Month during October 2012.
We have collected some of the most influential writers and books whose writing reflects the social issues and lifestyles of modern-day multicultural Britain and the United States. Our booklist aims to cover a representative selection of the variety available in our libraries.
Look out for more books and authors celebrating Black History Month 2012, in libraries across Cambridgeshire and share your favourites with us on Facebook and Twitter. |
