Easton Library

Adult Fiction books

Leah’s Choice, Marta Perry; Locked On, Tom Clancy; Micro, Michael Crichton; Next Always, Nora Roberts; Rachel’s Garden, Marta Perry; Red Mist, Patricia Cornwell; Trick of the Light, Louise Penny; You..Again, Debbie Macomber

Audiobooks:

Affair, Lee Child; Best of Me, Nicholas Sparks; Dovekeepers, Alice Hoffman; Heat Rises, Richard Castle; Lethal, Sandra Brown; Litigators, John Grisham; Race, Clive Cussler; Unbroken, Laura Hillenbrand; V is for Vengeance, Sue Grafton

In the fall of 2009 writer and historian, Teri Gay launched her book Strength Without Compromise: Womanly Influence and Political Identity in Turn-of-the-Twentieth Century Rural Upstate New York.  The Political Equality Club of Easton is highlighted and the work of its two most ardent leaders, Lucy Allen and Chloe Sisson, showcases the Easton club members commitment to “votes for women.”

New York Archives magazine, in its Fall 2011 issue, also features the women of the Easton P.E.C. and the unique approch taken by those rural women in seeking to gain the vote.  Stop by the library to borrow this magazine and read The Suffragists of Easton also written by Teri Gay. 

On Thursday, February 2 from 7 – 8:30 pm an eBook workshop will be held in the library meeting room.

Bring your e-reader or portable listening device and a laptop, if you have one.  Learn how to use your devices to borrow our eBooks and eAudiobooks through SALON – Southern Adirondack Libraries On demand. 

Jennifer Ferriss of the SALS staff will present this program.  There will be time for hands on assistance and Q & A.

The Annual Meeting of the Easton Library Association will be held at the library on Sunday, February 19 at 2 p.m. 

The public is invited to attend.  Director, Helen Brownell and Treasurer, Peter Read will give annual reports.  One trustee will be elected for a seven-year term.  Sara Dallas, Director of the Southern Adirondack Library system will speak and the Friends of the Library will report on their activities of the past year. 

The program will include music and a special reading.  There will be historical displays and refreshments will be served by the Friends of the Library.