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Dorset Libraries welcome donations of any of the titles listed This list courtesy of "Askews and Holts" 1. Mary Berry Simple Comforts 2. Jamie Oliver 7 Ways 3. Tom Moore Tomorrow Will be a Good Day 4. Monty Don My Garden World: The Natural Year 5. Nadiya Hussain Nadiya Bakes 6. Sasha Swire Diary of an M.P.'s Wife .Inside and Outside Power 7. Yotam Ottolenghi Ottolenghi Flavour 8. Wim Hof The Wim Hof Method 9. Ant and Dec Once upon a Tyne 10. Henry Firth Speedy Bosh!.:quick ,easy, all plants 11. Raynor Winn The Wild Silence 12. Caitlin Moran More Than a Woman 13. Anthony Middleton Zero Negativity the power of positive thinking 14. Jay Shetty Think Like a Monk 15. Kate Allinson Pinch of Nom:100 slimming homestyle recipes 16. Kate Allinson Pinch of Nom: everyday light 17. Gemma Bray The Organised Time Technique 18. Ben Macintyre Agent Sonya :lover, mother ,soldier, spy 19. Chris Ramsey Sh**ged. Married. Annoyed 20. The Secret Barrister: Fake Law: the truth about justice in an age of lies
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Dorset Libraries welcome donations of any of the titles listed This list is courtesy of "Askews and Holts" 1 Robert Galbraith Troubled Blood 2 Richard Osmond The Thursday Murder Club 3 Robert Harris V2 4 Ken Follett The Evening and the Morning 5 Ruth Jones Us Three 6 Ann Cleeves The Darkest Evening 7 Matt Haig The Midnight Library 8 Danielle Steel Royal 9 Jo Nesbo The Kingdom 10 Susannah Clarke Piranesi 11 Maggie O'Farrell Hamnet 12 Wilbur Smith Call of the Raven 13 Martin Amis Inside Story: A Novel 14 Stuart Douglas Shuggie Bain 15 Anvi Doshi Burnt Sugar 16 Ella Ferrante The Lying Life of Adults 17 Nick Hornby Just Like You 18 Anthony Horowitz Moonflower murders 19 Joe Abercrombie The Trouble with Peace 20 Christophe Paolini To Sleep in a Sea of Stars Customer Reservation Service
From Monday 14th September the Libraries West reservation system will be available for Dorset Library Service customers. The reservation limit will be temporarily reduced to 10 (from 20) until further notice to help manage the volume. From 14th September previously suspended hire, overdue and reservation charges (where relevant) will start being applied. 
Arts Award Discover, administered by Trinity College London is available to all children aged 5+. This introductory qualification in the Arts is designed to get children and young people engaged with and excited about the arts in the broadest sense. Taking part through Dorset Libraries is free, we ask that families contact us to register and we will be able to guide them through the process as required, moderate their work and order their certificates. All of the activities in this newsletter could be included in Arts Award Discover. 
Sharing your reading experience about a book you have read can be really interesting. It can make you think about what you liked or didn't like about the book, or what emotions you felt after reading the book. If you like to talk about books, why not join our virtual reading group which meets the last Thursday of each month. If you'd like to know more, and receive your invite simply email . 
Calling all teachers! Have you discovered the Teachers Reading Challenge? Developed by the Reading Agency and Open University, the site will run until 31 October and aims to help teachers develop their reading repertoire of children's books and offers resources and advice on enhancing children's reading experience. You can visit the site and sign up here. 
Silly Squad will end on 30 September and we hope you've enjoyed taking part this year. This has been a very different Summer Reading Challenge; we missed visiting you at school, welcoming you in libraries and hearing about the books you read for your Challenge, and are already looking forward to running a more traditional event next year. If you have taken part we do have some medals available and you can ask for one from your local library while stocks last. Don't forget to print off your certificate from the Silly Squad website when your Challenge is complete. The Library officially re-opened this morning at 10.00am It's been a long time and our team are really looking forward to welcoming you all back Our picture below shows from L-R Chairman of the Friends Group. Jan Wardell Secretary Carol Blakesmith Chairman of the Management Group,. Margaret Jackson,. Volunteer Edie Bartlett  😀Just a reminder, The Library is now open on Wednesday's from 12.00 until 14.00 and on Saturday's from 10.00 until 12.00 We hope to resume normal opening hours in the near future Customer Safety Charter - helping to protect you and others during your library visit.
We are committed to ensuring the health and safety of all our volunteers and customers at all times. We all have a part to play to ensure that our libraries can remain open safely. We ask that customers:
The library service will:
Dorset libraries to offer order and collect service from this July Following the Government’s recent announcement, our libraries will start a phased reopening from 8 July. The initial reopening plans, focused on the safety of customers and library employees, will provide existing users with an order and collect service. People will be able to order their preferred categories of books and other items to collect at an allocated time from 22 of Dorset’s 23 libraries. Books will be available to order online on our website from 8 July by simply completing a short form about reading preferences. For those without online access, an order can be made by phoning 01305 228400. |
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