I never have enough time to read as much as I would like to, but I always try to have at least one book in the ready position when those rare moments do occur. Before we moved to North Carolina, whenever I wanted a new book, I headed to our local Barnes and Nobles. I loved the environment, the comfy chairs and friendly people. Now that spot is our own Transylvania County Library.

The Transylvania County Library is only 3 years old and it's over 15,000 square feet filled with books, books on tape, cds, public computers, and community event rooms. It's wonderful spot and a gem of a resource for residents and visitors alike.

You can learn more about the Library during National Library Week starting Monday, April 12. Whether you live here year round, or just visiting, the Transylvania County Library always has something going on....and this week is no exception. But while you're there, be sure to discover the ongoing book clubs, lunch and learn events, and even afternoon movies!

Monday, April 12

4:00 pm
"Move of the Century-Cape Hatteras Lighthouse"
A movie by Kevin Duffus

Tuesday, April 13
7:00 pm
Friends of the Library Annual Mtg

Followed by:

"Woodslore and Wildwoods Wisdom - A Story Telling Concert
Stories, Songs, and Lore with Doug Elliot
www.dougelliott.com

Thursday, April 15
2:00 pm
Book Talk with Leanna Sain, author of "Gate to Nowhere"


For more information about the Transylvania County Library, visit online at