The library staff and Haddonfield school librarians collaborate to make sure the books on the school system's reading lists for middle and high school are readily available. Stop in to get a copy of your summer required reading. Visit our webpage for more information at  www.haddonfieldlibrary.org Student are allowed to read eBooks as well as print books. Check out our eBooks, including many new titles for younger children! Use Tumblebooks for younger children - see story below.

Check out the Loft, the Teen Nook and the large teen book collection, magazines, DVD and music CD collections . 

Claire Stairiker, the library's Circulation Manager, has announced her retirement to be effective June 30, 2014. Claire has worked at the Haddonfield Public Library since 1996, in a variety of positions. Her latest position has been as the Circulation Manager. Claire has been instrumental in staff development efforts. She planned and executed Staff Development half day workshops on customer service, team building, and technology trends. Claire also created many library displays, such as for Women's and Black History months, on Philadelphia, Haddonfield and more. Claire has a flair for creating beautiful displays. Circulation of audiovisual collections, especially books on CD, increased under Claire's effective merchandizing of them. She manages the library's display case by arranging for community members to exhibit a variety of collections. She has enjoyed working with a staff that has a commitment to delivering excellent customer service, which Claire modeled. She has made many friends among the patrons, and enjoys discussing favorite books and movies with them. Prior to joining the HPL staff, Claire worked for the Temple University Library System, in Philadelphia, and at the Art Library in Rome, Italy. Claire lived in Haddonfield for 22 years, where she raised her daughter and son. A few years ago Claire and her husband Michael moved back to Philadelphia, and are having a great time rediscovering restaurants and museums in the city where they first met. Everyone at the library wishes Claire and her family a happy and healthy retirement. Thanks, Claire, for everything! 

Computer Classes in May- Learn about Excel and Free eBooks with Jo Pure

• June 3 from 6-7 pm - Free eBooks with your library card using the Overdrive and 3M Cloud Subscriptions: Find out how to get free eBooks for your eReader or mobile device with your library card through the library's subscriptions to these eBook services. Registration is not required.  

•  June 11, 2014 from 11 am to 12 pm - Introduction to Excel. This computer class will provide you with the basics of using spreadsheets using Microsoft's Excel program.  Basic computer skills are  needed for this program.    

•   June 18,2014 from 11 am to 12 pm  Create a Resume with Impact with Online Tools. Learn how to develop a resume with high impact and about other online employment tools with  Learning Express and other online tools.  Basic computer skills are  needed for this program.