The Power of Beliefs by Shawn Achor , explains how holding specific core mindsets does not just reflect reality, but actively bends it to shape our future health, success, and happines!

A practice session for the Edge Battle of the Books team. Please contact Kat at kcarroll@whiteplainslibrary.org with any questions.

The Power of Beliefs by Shawn Achor , explains how holding specific core mindsets does not just reflect reality, but actively bends it to shape our future health, success, and happines!

A practice session for the Edge Battle of the Books team. Please contact Kat at kcarroll@whiteplainslibrary.org with any questions.

Grab your current book and join fellow book lovers for a cozy silent reading session.

Ellen O'Connell, resident of White Plains and retired English teacher, will moderate a discussion of the historical novel The Queens of Crime, by Marie Benedict (2025).

This year the Slow Reading Discussion Group will continue its close study of works that explore, from a variety of perspectives, the rich theme of displacement.

The Power of Beliefs by Shawn Achor , explains how holding specific core mindsets does not just reflect reality, but actively bends it to shape our future health, success, and happines!

This monthly Zoom book club will dive into a wide range of crime fiction, from cozies to thrillers. Email Julia Rae to join the waitlist jrhodenfield@whiteplainslibrary.org

A practice session for the Edge Battle of the Books team. Please contact Kat at kcarroll@whiteplainslibrary.org with any questions.

"From the beloved, New York Times bestselling author of Migrations and Once There Were Wolves, a novel about a family living alone on a remote island, when a mysterious woman washes up on shore"

The Power of Beliefs by Shawn Achor , explains how holding specific core mindsets does not just reflect reality, but actively bends it to shape our future health, success, and happines!

A practice session for the Edge Battle of the Books team. Please contact Kat at kcarroll@whiteplainslibrary.org with any questions.

Forever Young Adult is a discussion group for YA fans who are a little less "Y" and a bit more "A." This is a virtual only event. Zoom ID 843 3433 3303

Join Local Author Julia Liu in celebrating the Mid-Autumn Festival which will include listening to her read her book, The Shapes and Cakes of the Mid-Autumn Moon. There will be a craft activity also!

This year the Slow Reading Discussion Group will continue its close study of works that explore, from a variety of perspectives, the rich theme of displacement.

The Power of Beliefs by Shawn Achor , explains how holding specific core mindsets does not just reflect reality, but actively bends it to shape our future health, success, and happines!

A practice session for the Edge Battle of the Books team. Please contact Kat at kcarroll@whiteplainslibrary.org with any questions.

Join Librarian Barbara Wenglin via Zoom using the anthology "The Best Medicine," ed. Theodore Dalrymple. We will discuss films at some sessions to view before we meet.

Kids in grades K-6 are invited to sign up for a ten-minute reading session to Rufus, a therapy dog. Sign-up sheet available 30 minutes before the program.

Grab your current book and join fellow book lovers for a cozy silent reading session.

Ellen O'Connell, White Plains resident and retired English teacher, will moderate a discussion of the novel Three Days in June, by Anne Tyler (2025).

A practice session for the Edge Battle of the Books team. Please contact Kat at kcarroll@whiteplainslibrary.org with any questions.

Join Librarian Barbara Wenglin via Zoom to discuss the heartfelt documentary film Chris & Martina: The Final Set (2026).

Come enjoy listening to local author Camille March read her book, His Royal Dogness, Guy the Beagle, and participate in a delightful tea party! The program will include a fun coloring activity also!

A practice session for the Edge Battle of the Books team. Please contact Kat at kcarroll@whiteplainslibrary.org with any questions.

This year the Slow Reading Discussion Group will continue its close study of works that explore, from a variety of perspectives, the rich theme of displacement.

After his mother's death, Gaspar and his father struggle to escape the dark legacy of a secret society that seeks eternal life through supernatural rituals.

Join us to chat about The Cryptid Club: Bigfoot Takes the Field by Michael Brumm, and play BINGO!

This monthly Zoom book club will dive into a wide range of crime fiction, from cozies to thrillers. Email Julia Rae to join the waitlist jrhodenfield@whiteplainslibrary.org

A practice session for the Edge Battle of the Books team. Please contact Kat at kcarroll@whiteplainslibrary.org with any questions.

This year the Slow Reading Discussion Group will continue its close study of works that explore, from a variety of perspectives, the rich theme of displacement.

There are monsters lurking inside us all, begging for us to tell their stories. In this workshop, students will use writing and illustration to create their own unique monster characters.

Join Librarian Barbara Wenglin via Zoom using the anthology "The Best Medicine," ed. Theodore Dalrymple. We will discuss films at some sessions to view before we meet.

Ellen O'Connell, White Plains resident and retired English teacher, will moderate a discussion of Ina Garten's memoir Be Ready When the Luck Happens (2024).

Kids in grades K-6 are invited to sign up for a ten-minute reading session to Rufus, a therapy dog. Sign-up sheet available 30 minutes before the program.

Grab your current book and join fellow book lovers for a cozy silent reading session

This year the Slow Reading Discussion Group will continue its close study of works that explore, from a variety of perspectives, the rich theme of displacement.

Join Librarian Barbara Wenglin via Zoom using the anthology "The Best Medicine," ed. Theodore Dalrymple. We will discuss films at some sessions to view before we meet.

Join Local Author Eleanor C. Gisondi by listening to her read her book, How Do I Love You?: Let Me Count the Ways, and participating in a fun coloring activity afterwards.

A tradwife influencer wakes up in 1855 and must face the harsh realities of the pioneer life she once romanticized, forcing her to question her beliefs about womanhood and family.

This monthly Zoom book club will dive into a wide range of crime fiction, from cozies to thrillers. Email Julia Rae to join the waitlist jrhodenfield@whiteplainslibrary.org

This year the Slow Reading Discussion Group will continue its close study of works that explore, from a variety of perspectives, the rich theme of displacement.

Join us to chat about Kitty Quest by Phil Corbett and play BINGO!

Join us for a focused exploration of the A Court of Thorns and Roses series.