Glittery crown biscuits for our little wild things!

Charlotte received her Booktrack gold badge and certificate today for discussing 100 books with Exeter Library staff. The first book Charlotte discussed 3 years ago was a Ladybird early reader "The Sly Fox and the Red Hen". Her 100th book was the last in a series she has been enjoying "Last Term at Malory Towers" by Enid Blyton.

Children were very happy to listen to the Queen's knickers and design knicker bunting to decorate the library.

Display of leaflets and quit cards for No Smoking Day

We made dreamcatchers at Northam library

Year 9 students at Great Torrington School produced this fabulous mural for the teen section. The bricks are all batik and the students produced 'graffiti' words portraying what the library means to them. These include books, music, community, computers, fantasy, free, fun and relax!

The CTR TMX 12 Laser Machine is a powerful 100W laser cutter with a bed size of 1200x900mm.

The weather is still warm enough to sit outside and enjoy the view of Rougemont Gardens.

Charles Carter. The complete practical cook; or, a new system of ... cookery ... - London : W.Meadows &c , 1730.

Summer Reading Challenge Disco, 6th September 2014

Simon Hall, Author and Television Presenter at Tavistock Library on Wednesday 16th June to give a talk on reporting and writing Crime, as part of national Crime Fiction Week.

Fantastic tales at Tavistock Parish Rooms, part of the 10th anniversary celebrations of Tavistock Library.

Ocar winners display of books and dvds at Exeter Central Library.

The hind in the wood. - London: Routledge, n.d. - 6p, 5 col plates. - Illustrator: Walter Crane

Lots of interest in Raspberry Jam

Small meeting room on the ground floor

Cycle Tour of Britain at Exeter Library 11th September 2014

This is MY house!

It wouldn't be a library event without food!

Bea from St Leonards Church of England Primary School presented HRH Duchess of Cornwall with a posy of flowers.

Fab Lab Taster session on 3D printing.

Fantastic tales at Tavistock Parish Rooms, part of the 10th anniversary celebrations of Tavistock Library.

Girls and Boys in Storyland. An exhibition of Children's Books from 1800 to 1910. 3 April to 31 May 2012.

Exeter Central Library and The University of Exeter, Research Commons

St Thomas Library. Star Wars Reads Day with Dorling Kindersley. CGI photography session with Face Painting. 2015 October.

Local band Lightfoot entertained everyone.

The Met Office trailer parked outside Exeter Library for the Connected Exeter Digital Design Weekend. Exeter College, Exeter Phoenix, RAMM, FabLab Devon and the Met Office Trailer were the connected venues for the weekend.

Philip O'Hara receives his Devon County Council Staff Achievement and Recognition Scheme award with his family at Totnes Library

Books with Buggies is an adult book group for parents and carers to come along with their children and discuss the book of the month. There are toys and books to entertain the babies and young children. It meets on the 1st Friday of the month. At the December book group the parents drew round their children’s hands which were then cut out to make the Christmas decoration.

Exeter College students providing entertainment for World Book Night 2014 with book dances.

Librarian Kathy Stanbury is pictured here in the new South Molton library.

desk, non-fiction & crime area

Lots of interest by people of all ages in Raspberry Jam event.

The National Bookstart Week craft was owl headbands. The children enjoyed colouring them and decorating them with sequins.

Michal Kwiatkowski in the famous yellow jersey in Exeter Library.

First ever Photography Day. Guest speakers. Displays. Projections. Active Life Active mind 2014.

The Quiet Area includes the Art, Language and Literature Adult Non-Fiction, Quick Reference, Magazines and Sunday Newspapers.

The Alan Ball tribute evening was held to coincide with the brilliant exhibition of the Westcountry Studies Library's Fisher Collection.

During this year’s space themed summer holidays at Barnstaple Children’s Library there are 3 special stands to put your head in the hole and have your photo taken!

Xylophone controlled by Raspberry Pi.