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Raffle Baskets are HERE!

We have 21 beautiful baskets for kids, adults, and canine friends! Buy your raffle tickets and put them in the jar associated with your favorite basket! All baskets are on display at Fairview Public Library at 43 Walnut St. during open hours. Winners be drawn on November 20th. You don’t need to be present (although you CAN be here if you’d like). We will call you if you win! There is one basket by the front desk, most are in the stacks area, and there are five in the conference room. All proceeds support an early literacy initiative.

Return of the Great Giveback!

The Great Giveback is here again and this time, we are partnering with the National Kidney Foundation. FPL has participated in the Great Giveback for several years. This year, the New York State Library has asked that we help dialysis patients by creating ‘comfort bags’. And we are asking for your help! These items can be included in bags and are helpful to patients who spend long hours in dialysis clinics. If you can help, we are looking for new, unopened, and individual sizes of the following: Lip Balm Travel sized tissues Travel sized – unscented – hand or body lotion Adult coloring books Adult puzzle books such as word find, trivia, mazes, or Sudoku Colored pencils Standard pencils Starting next week, we will have note cards in the library as well. Stop by and write a supportive note to a patient that needs a little encouragement! I hope you will join us in supporting patients in dialysis centers in Upstate New York. Thanks.

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Raffle baskets are out!!! One is by the front desk, most are in the stacks area, and there are five in our conference room. There are 21 baskets total! $1 for 1 ticket $5 for 8 tickets $20 for 40 tickets Proceeds go toward supporting an early literacy initiative to help kids and families.

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New this month in adult fiction!

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BASKET RAFFLE 2026 To support an early literacy initiative 21 Baskets to choose from starting tomorrow, October 16th! Baskets for kids, adults, and canine friends! Buy your raffle tickets and put them in the jar associated with your favorite basket. All baskets are on display at Fairview Public Library at 43 Walnut St. during open hours. Winners will be drawn November 20th. You don’t need to be present. We will call you!

New this month in adult fiction!

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New this month in adult fiction!

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New in kids' graphic novels! Summer break. Second chances. MIDDLE SCHOOL. Celia is bored. It’s the summer before eighth grade and hanging out with Grace and Lindsay is getting old. So she makes a plan to get her old besties, Jaime and Maya, back. And Celia knows just the person to help reunite them… Grace is anxious. She loves Cee, but lately Grace is starting to feel more like Cee’s lackey than her friend. Still, without Cee’s popularity to hang on to, Grace would be a nobody—and there’s nothing worse than that. Celia is determined to get their friend group back together by any means necessary, but Grace isn’t sure she wants to be friends with Celia anymore…even though that means the unthinkable: starting the school year completely alone.

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New in adult fiction! Livia Cable has made her peace with her marriage and modest livelihood in the farm country where she grew up, until a shocking phone call from an old lover shakes her to the core. Decades earlier, this man knew her as Livia Bohusz, a music conservatory student estranged from her home and family, uncertain of anything except her passion for music and promise as an extraordinary pianist. His request, now, to see her again stirs up ghosts she’s kept at bay for a lifetime. Shifting between past and present, Livia’s decision to meet or reject the reunion means confronting step by step, in memories framed as musical dances, the experiences of childhood loss, abandonment, self-immolating passion, and perilous attachment to a man who broke her belief in love and ruptured the course of her life.

New in adult fiction! Jack Ryan Jr. is on Guam to work on a project for Hendley Associates. It's a perfectly ordinary insurance matter, but trouble finds the Ryans wherever they go. So, it's no surprise when Jack's involvement with a US Navy dive team working off the coast uncovers a threat to international security. For years, rumors persisted that the Soviets had placed a device for tracking American submarines on the sea floor. By now, the technology should be outdated. But the Americans are still interested in recovering it. It's a seemingly routine mission until they make a shocking discovery: the defensive network they thought they were looking for is actually a weapon unlike anything they’ve ever seen. That explains the arrival of a Chinese special operations team who seem determined to get their hands on the aging tech, even if they have to kill to do it. They're sure they can handle the Americans. But they don't know Jack.

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Reminder that this is happening tomorrow! Please drop off any costumes today before 5:00 so they can be organized. Thank you!

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New in kids' chapter books: Building 903 by Lois Lowry Twins Tessa and Theo live in a world ruled by a tyrannical leader, where there are no dangers or rebels... or so they've been told. In this world, citizens live long lives, and while many hate their leader, they are comfortable and safe. So, when Tessa's brother disappears, nobody wants to discuss it. But then Miriam, their 135-year-old neighbor bound for the retirement community, slips Tessa a key—not only to her brother's disappearance, but to the source of all real magic . . . books. As Tessa and her parents begin their search for Theo, Tessa learns that books not only tell us stories—they open portals and unlock our humanity through our most powerful tool: the imagination. Once that truth has been revealed, Tessa won't be able to rest until she has retrieved her twin and society itself has been transformed. Two-time Newbery-winner Lois Lowry has crafted a narrative that feels at once prescient and eternal: in this world, the imagination is the revolution. Not only does Building 903 sit in the same resonant space as The Giver Quartet, but it is also a profound addition to Lois's enduring body of work—and a testament to the strength and value of her voice, vision, and legacy.

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