Sign up at the Massachusetts Center for the Book, then join our MCB Annual Reading Challenge email for updates and reminders throughout the year.
Read ONE book each month that fits the prompt:
January: A book published in or about the year you were born
February: A book with the name of a city in the title
March: A book about someone with a marginalized identity
April: A book about books, bookstores, or libraries
May: A book with a first sentence of eight words or less
June: A book that spans multiple generations
July: A book you were drawn to by its cover
August: A book with a protagonist who is a teenager or senior citizen
September: A book told in non-chronological order
October: A book published by a Massachusetts press
November: A cookbook or book about food
December: Another book by an author you’ve already read
Need some book suggestions? You'll find some here, or ask us!
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Library Hours
Monday.................................. 10-8
Tuesday................................. 10-8
Wednesday........................ 10-6
Thursday............................... 10-8
Friday.............................. CLOSED
Saturday................................. 10-2
Sunday........................... CLOSED
Upcoming Holiday Closings
Closed: Monday, February 17th
Presidents' Day
Secure & Free Public Wi-Fi
Please see flyer posted on the front door to access Wi-Fi after hours.
New York Times' Bestsellers: Fiction and Nonfiction
The Library will be closed on Monday, February 17th for Presidents' Day.
Borrow a WIFI Hotspot from the Library to use for up to one week. Must be 18+ and in good standing with the Library. Hotspots are available on a first-come, first served basis.
New Genealogy Research
Drop-In Hours
Drop-in genealogy research hours are
Wednesdays from 3:00 to 5:00pm and Thursdays from 4:30 to 6:30pm.
Need help researching your family tree? Cynthia Souza, our resident expert on Genealogy Research, can help you navigate Ancestry.com Library Edition, as well as resources available in the newly reorganized Brian H. Reynolds Local History Room.
Love genealogy research? Consider joining our new Genealogy Club! Check our calendar for the next scheduled meeting.
Join the Massachusetts Center for the Book’s 2025 Reading Challenge!