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Mood boosting books 2012 |
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 Feeling stressed, depressed or suffering from the winter blues? Boost your mood with a recommended read.
Here are some of our readers favourite mood boosting books:
The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society - Mary Ann Shaffer
A Short History of Tractors in Ukrainian - Marina Lewycka
Lottery - Patricia Wood
See the complete list of our recommended mood boosting books. You can share your favourite mood boosting books on our Facebook page. |
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Arts Alive in Libraries |
 A series of arts events at libraries across Fenland has been launched on community website ShapeYourPlace. 'Arts Alive in Libraries' is a programme that looks to transform libraries into places where the local community can enjoy and take part in art activities and performances. It is funded as part of the Library Development Initiative from the Arts Council, England. There will be a wide range of events and activities from comedy clubs to a community TV project. The initiative has been developed as a partnership with the new CS3 Arts Consortia and Cambridgeshire Libraries, with Library Friends groups across Fenland taking a lead in deciding what will take place in their local library. See ShapeYourPlace for a full list of events. |
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Recommended read in November |
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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 November list of Hot new books, Author Profile of the month or Top 100 Popular Authors.
Visit our Reading website, and why not join a reading group too? |
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Last chance - 2 for 1 cinema tickets with your library card |
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Chrismas and New Year opening times |
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 All libraries in Cambridgeshire, except Central Library, will be closed from 1.00pm on Monday 24 December (unless scheduled to close earlier) until Wednesday 2 January 2013, when normal service will resume.
Cambridge Central Library is closed Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year's Day.
All opening times for libraries, Library Access Points and the mobile library service over the Christmas and New Year period will soon be available on our website. |
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Have you used any of our online services? |
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 Y ou can use your library card and PIN to access our online catalogue, to renew and reserve items, download e-books and audio books to your media device. Installing our mobile app on your phone also means you can view your account on the go.
In addition, why not use our online resources that include newspapers and journal articles, encyclopaedias, business listings, biographies, government publications and other general reference information for research, homework or purely for personal interest. See our online resources now.
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