Angelo M. Iacoboni Library

Happy Friday! Full confession: this was me all week :D How are you holding up this week? Share a meme or gif that represents your Friday mood.

In celebration of the spookiest time of year, we've prepared a list of the creepiest fiction to come out in 2020, organized by phobia! Happy haunting...err, reading! https://lacountylibrary.org/booklist-details/634/

Good morning, Wednesday! We hope you'll join us this morning for Family Engagement Tips with ReadyRosie. Learn how to turn everyday activities into learning opportunities during this demonstration and Q&A with ReadyRosie, a free educational tool available to cardholders. For parents and caregivers Today, Wednesday 10/28, at 11:30 on Webex.... Register at: bit.ly/ReadyRosieOct28 See more

Get your kiddos pumped for spooky season with these fun Halloween books! Find them on OverDrive (lacountylibrary.overdrive.com) or at LACountyLibrary.com.

Good morning, Monday! What classic literary character are you?

Tomorrow! Kick off your weekend with some Books and Brunch! This one is for the true crime fans Saturday, Oct. 24, at 11 am. Register at: http://bit.ly/BooksandBrunchOct24

Happy Friday! Did anyone else love these as a kid?

Plan to vote in person? Save time by filling out your Interactive Sample Ballot first. This optional tool allows you to access, review and mark your selections before you go to a Vote Center. Visit plan.lavote.net for all the ways you can cast your ballot safely in 2020.

We've got some great programs for Teens & Tweens this week!

Good morning! Join us for Storytime with Miss Gabby

Tomorrow! Join Wild LA authors Lila Higgins and Greg Pauly to talk all about the secret treasures in your backyard! Save your spot: http://bit.ly/WildLAEven

Gooooo @dodgers! Good luck tonight in Game 1 of the #WorldSeries! We're rooting for you! (Is #ThrowbackTuesday still a thing? Because we love this picture of Norwalk Library staff from 2018!)

Join us tomorrow for Transformation Tuesday, featuring Voices of Pride: Pride Poets Share Poems Created with the Public. We hope to (virtually) see you there! Visit https://lacountylibrary.org/virtual-programming/ for full event details and registration links.

Good morning, Monday! Did you know that the LA Times Festival of Books has gone virtual? It started yesterday, with 25 free online events scheduled through Nov. 13. What events look good to you?