Bzzzz! Lots of bugs can be found outside in the summer and now they're at storytime too!

Join Mr. Caleb as he reads a story about an odd dog who does not like bones like other dogs do.

Get a hands on look at owls with this cool, virtual Owl Pellet program! Sign up to receive your owl pellet from the Library. On Wednesday, join the Howell Nature Center Zoom program to learn about owl pellets and how to dissect them!
Ages 6+

Keep Calm & Carry Yarn is a fiber arts craft group that meets once a month to get together, chat, and make yarn or thread-based creations! Register to receive the zoom link to this growing social circle of creative people. 

Raise a paw if you have questions about animal care! This Q&A-style event will be livestreamed to Facebook, and a recording will be posted to the library's YouTube page for all interested.

Whether you're a book club veteran or new to book clubs, there's a spot for everyone as we gather around the virtual table to talk about mysteries. This month we're discussing Then She was Gone by Lisa Jewell.
This title is available electronically through OverDrive/Libby as an audiobook or ebook, through Hoopla as an audiobook, or physically through our library system as an audiobook, large print book, or standard print book.

Register now and you'll receive an email invitation to the online event.

Grab some themed pages that you can use for your June planner! This kit includes, but is not limited to: monthly and weekly spreads, stickers, and collection trackers. The planner pages are 8.5 x 11 and are designed for an 11 planner disc system. We will punch each page to fit the planner. All kits are available for in-library or curbside pickup. Register to be one of the first to get these exciting new take and make kits! We will also put these printables on our website on the 15th of each month so you can download and print them out at home if you prefer.

If you love debating whether the book or the movie was better, check out our new Book-to-Movie Club! We will be meeting on Zoom every third Monday of the month to discuss a book and the movie that was inspired or adapted from it. This club is welcome to everyone to discuss their ideas and insights in a relaxed setting.

June’s book: Crazy Rich Asians by Kevin Kwan
Registration is required, and the zoom link will be sent out via email in advance.

Writers 18 years and older are encouraged to meet virtually with the Auburn Hills Writers Group, led by local writing enthusiast Mychelle Martin. The group meets on the third Thursday of each month from 6:30-8:00 pm to discuss writing, take part in writing exercises, and share their work. First-time attendees who plan to attend on a regular basis are encouraged to register so we can send you reminders of meetings. Zoom meeting information is sent after registration.