New Books in the Library

Picture Books, Easy Readers

The Hole Book, by Peter Newell PIC New	Pigs in Mud in the Middle of the Rud, by Lynn Plourde PIC Plo	X-Men: the Brotherhood of Monsters, by Bent Sudduth PIC Sud	TCastle, by Dana Rau PIC 728.81 Rau
Wilbur's Prize, by Jennifer Frantz E Fra	Storms!, by Leslie Dickstein E 551.55 Dic	Sea Horses, by Ann Herriges E 597.67 Her	Sam Collier and the Founding of Jamestown, by Candice Ransom E 975.4 Ran

New! (Located on far right on balcony)

The Legend of Hong Kil Dong, by Anne O'Brien J GNOV FIC OBr	Global Warning, by Stefan Petrucha J GNOV FIC Pet	Bone, by Jeff Smith J GNOV FIC Smi	Goose Bumps: Terror Trips, by R.L. Stine J GNOV FIC Sti
The Cinderella Ballet Mystery, by Carolyn Keene J FIC Kee	The Pirate Chase, by Rob Kidd J FIC Kid/b>	The Invention of Hugo Cabret, by Brian Selznick J FIC Sel	The Curse of the Bologna Sandwhich, by Greg Trine J FIC Tri
Crime Scene Science Fair Projects, by Elizabeth Harris J 363.25 Har	Penguins! Strange and Wonderful, by Laurence Pringle J 641.5 Wil	Children's Quick and Easy Cookbook, by Angela Wilkes J 745.502 Eng	Fairy Things to Stitch and Sew, by Fiona Watt J 745.5 Wat

For Teen Read Week, a group of volunteers read a handful of Children's stories, which you may download here or listen to online. (If the file starts playing in your browser and sounds wrong, right-click to save it and play it with your default media player)

Little Bo Peep | Jabberwocky | The Lion and the Mouse | Peter Rabbit
The Boy who Cried Wolf | The Wolf and the Crane

Children are eligible for a library card once they are entering first grade and can print their full name. Their parent/guardian is responsible for monitoring their use of library materials.
Updated information regarding all of our children's programs and services is provided in the Independent Republican newspaper.
All programs are free; a nominal materials fee may be assessed for craft programs.

The Goshen Public Library takes no responsibility for children left unattended.
The Picture Book Room is equipped with puzzles and stuffed toys for the amusement of young children while their caregivers select library materials in the area.
It is the responsibility of the library staff to assist patrons with their information needs.
Caregivers are responsible for the safety and conduct of children in their care while in the Library or on its grounds.
Children will not play on the stairs, run, crawl, pound on the computer keyboards, or move library materials from one shelf to another.
Children under the age of 10 will be supervised by their caregiver at all times in the reading and stack areas of the Library.
Preschoolers and Elementary School aged children enrolled in Library programs will remain in the meeting room until picked up by their caregiver.

Caregivers are expected to be aware of the Library's hours of operation, and to pick up children prior to closing.
In the event that a child is left at closing, the Goshen Village Police will be contacted to provide supervision for the child.
Children expected to call home from the Library should be provided with 35 cents for use of the pay phone.
Children 17 or younger may borrow videos if they have parental permission on record.
Children under the age of 10 must be accompanied by an adult when using electronic resources.
Children aged 10-18 who have a signed Parental Consent form on file may use the internet unattended. It is strongly recommended that parents/guardians supervise the use of the internet by their minor children.