Recent Acquistions Recent additions in the Mountain Lakes Library Catch the Reading Bug -- 2008 Summer Reading Program
The Library Catalog Directly access the on-line catalog which lists all the materials in Mountain Lakes Library and all the other libraries in Morris County. (You must log in to Reserve/Hold an item or view your account. To just browse, log in as Guest User.) BookLetters The Mountain Lakes Library is pleased to announce another new service for patrons -- BookLetters. Sign up easily, for any of over 25 email newsletters with information about the latest books, audiobooks, and information about authors. Fiction and non-fiction works are included, and there are specific lists for teens' and childrens' works, business, science fiction and fantasy, and book club choices. Listen NJnw Welcome to ListenNJnw's Digital Catalog! Download and listen to best selling and classic audiobooks 24/7 on your Windows PC, laptop, PDA or MP3 player at home, in the office or anywhere in the world. Burn titles to CD and listen in your car. (Not compatible with iPod, Linux, or Mac). Great selection of titles. Your audio book library is always open! JerseyClicks Is it Google? Is it Yahoo? No, it's JerseyClicks! JerseyClicks allows you to search up to 15 full-text resources simultaneously through one user-friendly interface. It gives New Jersey residents access, at no charge, to resources that are not normally available free on the Internet. Choose from 27 high quality databases covering subjects such as health, history, business, education, science, current events, literature, and popular fiction, as well as Spanish-language magazine articles. Databases Available The Mountain Lakes Library provides its patrons several searchable information databases (use your library card number as PATRON ID):
Federal Tax Forms and Publications NJ State Tax Forms and Publications The Craven Miniature Rooms This exhibit of exquisitely detailed miniature rooms by local artist Edgar Craven is on permanent display at the Mountain Lakes Library. The Medal of Honor/Distinguished Service Medal Display The nation's highest military honors went to two residents of Mountain Lakes for gallantry, skill, and heroism during World War II. A permanent display in the library shows the actual medals and describes the feats of these two highly decorated officers. |
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