We know you want to visit and access materials from your beautiful new library building. Yet, in the interest of community health, the library building must remain closed to the public. We will reopen the building and provide services safely, in phases, as soon as possible.
Phase 1 of our reopening plan includes Contactless curbside delivery of books, movies and more, that you request through the online catalog, by phone or by email. See our information sheet on how to use this new service!
Curbside service hours are:
Monday - Thursday: 11 am - 6 pm
Friday and Saturday: 11 am - 5 pm
Please use the drive-up book drop to return library materials that you may still have at home. Returns will be checked in and removed from your account, fine free, after a 72-hour quarantine.
Read our newest e-newsletter to find out more about curbside delivery and upcoming virtual programs.
Register for programs and activities found in the summer newsletter.
Subscribe to our e-newsletter, follow us on social media, and keep an eye on our website for more reopening details and updates.
Please continue to use the extensive e-resources our librarians compiled for your use and entertainment.
Coping with Covid 19 - In need of Food, Financial or Mental Health assistance? Want more information on COVID-19? Check out this collection of resources.
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One way to stay informed with what's happening at the library is to subscribe to our e-newsletter! You can learn about library news, resources, and featured events.
You can also email a librarian (please allow 24 hours for us to reply) and follow us on FaceBook, Pinterest, Twitter, and Instagram!
The Summer Reading Challenge is almost here! Imagine and make your own story more exciting by reading all summer long.
Beginning Monday, June 8th, patrons of all ages--babies, kids, teens and adults--are encouraged to sign up online to participate in the challenge. You don’t have to be a White Lake Township Library member--the challenge is open to everyone! Keep track of the amount of time you spend reading, earn prizes, and entry into our Grand Prize Drawings. No matter what you read, it all counts: picture books, graphic novels, audiobooks, magazines, and more!
Reading during the summer is especially important for kids. Research shows that the break from school can create something called the “summer slide”. The term “summer slide” describes the loss of literacy skills for kids and teens who don’t read while school is out. Join in the Summer Challenge and visit your library from home to help encourage your children to continue to read, discover, and learn throughout the summer fun.
The Summer Reading Challenge is open for registration from June 8th - July 18th. The last day to log reading and activities is August 1st. All prizes will be available for pick up at the end of the program by appointment August 10 - 15.
Signup to Join - Birth - 35 months, Preschool - 5th Grade, Teens, Adult
Download Destination and Libby (the app version of Download Destination) let you borrow eBooks and audiobooks to read or listen to on a computer, phone or tablet. Getting Started Guide for Libby
Hoopla lets you borrow movies, music, audiobooks, eBooks, comics and TV shows instantly to download or stream on your computer, tablet, phone or even your TV! Now featuring 1,000 titles that do not count towards your monthly limit!
Getting Started Guide for Hoopla
RBDigital houses our collection of over 300 online magazines. Log in and get started reading!
TumbleBooks offers a collection of e-Books for kids; many also have read along videos!
Michigan eLibrary is a site featuring free, valuable, digital resources for Michigan residents.
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Pronunciator is a fun, free way to learn 120 languages online with personalized courses, movies, music, and more.
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World Book Online is an online encyclopedia for children. Also available with a Spanish option!
Access to searchable Consumer Reports product reviews and ratings.
PebbleGo has information about animals and social studies that younger kids will enjoy.
PebbleGo Next has a wide range of resources for the 3-6 grade crowd.
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Password: learning
Educational, entertaining (or both) resources that are available on-line to occupy our time. Please check back as the list will grow as we find more great resources!
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