Weekend Fun: The Robins of Spring They say that a robin is the first sign of spring. Have you seen one in your yard yet? Make your own robin – or a whole robin family! – while you wait, and check out This is the Nest that Robin Built by […]
Monthly Archives: March 2021
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Test your knowledge of the animal world! Teens ages 12-17 are invited to play on Thursday, March 18 at 4pm. We will also raffle off 2 $5 Dunkin’ giftcards to two random players at the games! Registration is required and can be found at www.franklintwp.org
Whether you are looking to break into the world of comics and graphic novels or you’re already a lifelong fan, this week’s staff pick is highly recommended. Understanding Comics takes an enjoyable dive into the history and complexity of the often maligned but much beloved artform. “Praised throughout the cartoon […]
March is Women’s History Month! This is a time set aside annually to recognize and celebrate the contributions of women to the history and culture of our country and the world. To celebrate, the library has put together a reading list and book display of books about the milestones of […]
Check your back yard or take a walk with your family on one of the many nature trails in Franklin Township: Do you see any frogs? Or toads? How do you know which is which? Frogs are slimy and have longer legs. Toads are dry and warty and have short […]
The next meeting of the Teen Online Bookclub is Monday, March 8 at 4pm via Zoom. We’ll be discussing the book And Then the Sky Exploded byDavid A. Poulsen. The book is available to read on Hoopla. The bookclub is open to students ages 12-17 with a Franklin Township Library […]