This week is Teen Tech Week! Celebrate by checking out one of our cool Playaway MP3 audiobook players or maybe a DVD – or just use our computers to have some fun on Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, or one of the other great sites you can find on the Internet!

Mondays at 11:30 a.m., we have a wonderful program called Mommy and Me, which is a fun way to help mothers and babies grow closer together while improving baby’s brain. Come in with your infant or toddler to have fun and give your baby a head start on life!

Wednesdays at 4 p.m., we have Storytime! This week’s Storytime theme is “Going on a bear hunt!” and next week will be all about St. Patrick’s Day. Kids listen to a great story and do a creative activity, so make sure to bring in your elementary or pre-school kids for a fun time!

Don’t forget Dial-A-Story! This week’s story is St. Patrick’s Day, and next week’s story is The Caterpillar and the Wild Animals. You can listen to Dial- A-Story 24 hours a day, seven days a week totally free by calling (478) 982-5898.

New at the library

Percy Jackson: The Last Olympian by Rick Riordan. Kronos’ army approaches New York, but the Olympian gods are in a life-or-death battle against the monstrous Typhon, their most powerful enemy. Only Percy and his fellow half-bloods stand between Kronos and the hidden entrance to Olympus, and their most powerful fighters, the children of Ares, are out of action. Can Kronos’ evil plans be stopped, or will the Titan manage to destroy Olympus – and in so doing, bring about the fall of civilization?

Trail by Fire by J. A. Jance. They call Sister Anselm “the Angel of Death” for her tireless work helping unidentified patients. For the woman pulled naked and barely breathing from a fire set by a killer, she is an angel of mercy. But when the woman’s would-be killer discovers that Sister Anselm is trying to identify his barely-alive victim, Sister Anselm becomes his next target.

Links to this and other great sites can be found at www.sjrls.org

The UN Cyberschoolbus: International Women’s Day

“Every year March 8th is celebrated around the world as International Women’s Day.” This site features background and lesson materials “with a focus on women, peace and politics.”

Well, that’s all for now – see you at the library!