March Newsletter

This March, Explore the Possibilities at Your Library!
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👍Staff Picks
Inspired by a true story from Maya Angelou’s childhood, this expertly researched and luminously illustrated picture book explores how a beloved mentor helped young Maya rediscover the poetry of self-expression and the power of her voice.
After starting at a new school, high school junior Quinn joins a D&D group to make friends but finds herself torn between her feelings for a charming yet annoying teammate and the drama stirred up by ex-friends from a previous campaign.
Till (DVD PG-13)

Till is a profoundly emotional and cinematic film about the true story of Mamie Till Mobley's relentless pursuit of justice for her 14-year-old son, Emmett Till, who, in 1955, was lynched while visiting his cousins in Mississippi. In Mamie's poignant journey of grief turned to action, we see the universal power of a mother's ability to change the world.
We're excited to be working with Inspiredu to bring valuable digital literacy programs to your community! As we plan for the rest of 2025, we'd like to invite you to explore our programs and how they could benefit you and your family.  Please review the programs below and click the orange "program survey" button above to take the survey.

We offer two tiers of programs: 
  • Tier I: Learning Spark,  Each household will receive one refurbished laptop upon completion of one of the following workshops.
    • Adult Digital Literacy Workshop: This workshop is designed for adults and covers fundamental computer skills. Participants are encouraged to continue their learning at home through online certifications, such as those offered by Microsoft. We also provide resources on free or low-cost internet options.
    • Family Learning Workshop: This workshop is aimed at parents/caregivers and children in grades PreK-12. It offers basic digital literacy skills and helps families navigate educational resources, as well as engage with their child’s education in a digital environment. Free or low-cost internet resources are also provided.
  • Tier II: Wellness,  These workshops are for returning learners who have already completed Tier I, own their own laptop, and possess basic computer skills.
    • Telehealth: This workshop is conducted in partnership with the Georgia Hospital Association and its affiliates. Each session focuses on a different area of medicine, helping learners become more comfortable using telehealth resources on their laptops, tablets, and mobile devices. The classes are hybrid, allowing participants to join either in person or virtually.
    • Financial Literacy: These classes will be available starting in the spring and are led by financial planners, banks, credit unions, and other experts. The goal is to empower learners to create budgets, manage online accounts, protect their assets, learn to invest, and more—ultimately fostering financial wellness.
Click here to view our Google Calendar 📅
 Download the pdf here!
Toddler Storytime
Tuesday, March 4th from 10:30 – 11:00am
 Enjoy a fun and interactive storytime with songs, stories and crafts. Suitable for children 5 and under. 
Books & Brushes 
Saturday, March 8th from 11:00 – 11:30am

Join a group of painters at the library for Books & Brushes. Meet new people and learn new painting techniques as you express your creative side. Every month, there will be a new theme and light refreshments served for attendees.

Sign up for Book & Brushes here: https://forms.gle/NFDVL2VvoyQyFQK38
STEAM Day
Wednesday, March 12th from 4:00 – 5:00pm


Every 2nd Wednesday of the month, come enjoy fun Science activities. Every month, there will be a different activity and objective. Participate in STEAM challenges to win prizes! Geared toward Ages 6-12.

Bingo for Books!
Saturday, March 15, 2025 from 11am – 12pm

Do you love books? Do you love BINGO?

If so, this is event is for you! Join us every 4th Saturday of the month for a fun round of BINGO and become the next big winner!

Ages 6-12 years

In The Library
Happy Birthday Alice Walker!
Women and Girls in Science STEAM book display
STEAM Beading Craft
STEAM Coloring Activity
Library Data
With thousands of materials circulated, growing e-resource usage, and engaging programs, the Eatonton-Putnam County Library is here for you. See our Q2 report for the details!
💡Resource Spotlight💡
About eRead Kids
eRead Kids is the Georgia Public Library Service’s digital library of almost 15,000 eBooks and audio books for children from pre-k through fourth grade.

Check out picture books, graphic novels, nonfiction, and more! Find popular series such as Diary of a Wimpy Kid, Big Nate, Who Was…? and Geronimo Stilton. eRead Kids can be used on any tablet, phone, or computer.

To access eRead Kids on your mobile device:
  1. Download the Boundless app from the app store on your mobile device. 
  2. Enter Azalea Regional Library System in the search box to find your library.
  3. Then enter your PLAY Card student ID/number and your PIN (6 digit) student birth month and year. Click Login.
  4. Click on the book icon in the top right hand corner of the app to access checkouts, holds, and wishlists. Click the three dots in the top right hand corner of the app to access the home page and browse titles available for checkout.

Read and enjoy!

The PINES student PLAY card gives all Putnam County students a special library card using their Infinite Campus number with no late fees. These PLAY cards are funded by a generous grant from Georgia Public Library Service. Find out more here!
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Eatonton-Putnam County Library
309 N. Madison Avenue, Eatonton, Georgia  31024
Phone: (706) 485-6768

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