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Join the Winter Reading Club: Be A Smart Cookie– Read! Beginning Jan. 14 – Feb. 29. you can register and log your books here. Once you start logging your books you are automatically entered for a chance to win awesome prizes! The adult grand prize is a Kindle, the teen grand prizes are gift cards to Rave, Hot Topic and Cold Stone, and the children’s grand prize is a winter gift basket. Start reading today!

Check Out Our *NEW* Blog!

That's right, we're blogging! Check out the brand new Library Blog at pgtplonline.blogspot.com/. We'll share news, events, things we like, upcoming titles, and tons of other things on our new blog. Plus, it'll be another way you can communicate with us.

To help promote our new blog, we're having a contest! From now until February 10, help us get the word out as specified on the blog, and be entered to win Panera Bread for a Year! Follow the details on the blog for your chance to win!

Freading: A New Way to eRead

We now have another way for you to check out eBooks! Check out Freading, a new downloadable service available to you with your library card (and no password required!). Login each week to receive 6 tokens, which you can use to check out eBooks for your Nook, Sony Reader, iPad, etc. Books cost between 1-4 tokens, so you can check out plenty of cool titles to read on-the-go! Stop by or call for help.

On Display in the Gallery....

Michael is an artist, musician, author and graphic designer. He started drawing at an early age, but really came into his own in the early nineties while attending school at Indiana University (Bloomington Campus) "It was only after I could accurately draw reality that I could truly draw the surreal abstractions I can see in my mind” says Michael about his artwork. "I try to put the detail of realism into my works in abstract: Focusing heavily on depth and shadows. It is my hope that a viewer will be pleasantly surprised long after the initial appraisal of one of my pieces and see something with clarity that they've never seen before." He categorizes his pieces as "Surreal Abstractions". His work has an abstract face, but there is often a hint of reality weaved throughout.

  

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