Dial-A-Story Reflecting the community's vibrant linguistical and cultural diversity, the Turner Free Library's World Languages Room features books in Chinese, French, Haitian Creole, Spanish, and Vietnamese, among other languages. The World Languages Room also includes an “English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESoL) and Citizenship Corner,” which offers books, DVDs, and audiobooks for English-language learners and anyone interested in applying for U.S. citizenship. From classics to best sellers, there's something for every reader to enjoy! Ki reflete divèsite lengwistik ak kiltirèl pwosede ki genyen nan kominote a, Sal Mondyal Lang Bibliyotèk Turner Free a genyen liv an Chinwa, Fransè, Kreyòl ayisyen, Panyòl, ak Vyetnamyen, pami lòt lang. The World Languages Room gen ladan tou yon “English for speakers of Other Languages (ESoL) and Citizenship Corner,” ki ofri liv, DVD, ak liv odyo pou elèv k ap aprann lang angle ak nenpòt moun ki enterese aplike pou sitwayènte ameriken. Soti nan klasik nan pi bon vandè, gen yon bagay pou chak lektè jwi! Como reflejo de la vibrante diversidad lingüística y cultural de la comunidad, la Sala de Idiomas Mundiales de la Biblioteca Turner presenta libros en chino, francés, criollo haitiano, español y vietnamita, entre otros idiomas. La Sala de Idiomas Mundiales también incluye un “Rincón de Ciudadanía y Inglés para Hablantes de Otros Idiomas (ESoL)”, que ofrece libros, DVD y audiolibros para estudiantes de inglés y cualquier persona interesada en solicitar la ciudadanía estadounidense. Desde clásicos hasta los más vendidos, ¡hay algo para que disfrute cada lector! Phản ánh sự đa dạng về ngôn ngữ và văn hóa sôi động của cộng đồng, Phòng Ngôn ngữ Thế giới của Thư viện Miễn phí Turner có sách bằng tiếng Trung, tiếng Pháp, tiếng Haiti Creole, tiếng Tây Ban Nha và tiếng Việt, cùng với các ngôn ngữ khác. Phòng Ngôn ngữ Thế giới cũng có “Góc Tiếng Anh dành cho Người nói các Ngôn ngữ Khác (ESoL) và Góc Công dân”, nơi cung cấp sách, DVD và sách nói cho người học tiếng Anh và bất kỳ ai quan tâm đến việc đăng ký quốc tịch Hoa Kỳ. Từ tác phẩm kinh điển đến tác phẩm bán chạy nhất, luôn có thứ gì đó dành cho mọi người đọc! Art in the Room The art in the World Languages Room reflects both Randolph's past and its present. Hanging in the room are portraits of several members of the Turner family, whose generous donation founded the Turner Free Library. In conversation with these historic paintings is the mural See Yourself in a Story (2024) by Randolph artist Jamaal Eversley. The mural incorporates reference photos taken at Library events and sent in by members of the Randolph community as well as depicting some of the historic paintings in the World Languages Room. The See Yourself in a Story mural - which was funded by the Cultural Council of Randolph, a local agency which is supported by the Mass Cultural Council, a state agency - celebrates diversity, inclusivity, history, and the power of storytelling to connect us all. Atizay la nan World Languages Room reflete tou de pase Randolph ak prezan li. Pann nan chanm nan gen pòtrè plizyè manm nan fanmi Turner, ki gen don jenere te fonde Bibliyotèk Turner. Nan konvèsasyon ak penti istorik sa yo se miral See Yourself in a Story (2024) pa atis Randolph Jamaal Eversley. Miral la enkòpore foto referans yo te pran nan evènman Bibliyotèk yo epi manm kominote Randolph yo voye yo epi li montre kèk nan penti istorik ki nan Sal World Languages. Mural See Yourself in a Story - ki te finanse pa Konsèy Kiltirèl Randolph, yon ajans lokal ki sipòte pa Konsèy Kiltirèl Massachusetts, yon ajans leta - selebre divèsite, enklizivite, istwa, ak pouvwa rakonte istwa pou konekte nou tout. El arte en la Sala de Idiomas del Mundo refleja tanto el pasado como el presente de Randolph. En la sala cuelgan retratos de varios miembros de la familia Turner, cuya generosa donación fundó la Biblioteca Turner. En conversación con estas pinturas históricas está el mural Mírate en una historia (2024) del artista de Randolph Jamaal Eversley. El mural incorpora fotografías de referencia tomadas en eventos de la Biblioteca y enviadas por miembros de la comunidad de Randolph, además de representar algunas de las pinturas históricas en la Sala de Idiomas del Mundo. El mural Mírate en una historia, financiado por el Consejo Cultural de Randolph, una agencia local que cuenta con el apoyo del Consejo Cultural de Massachusetts, una agencia estatal, celebra la diversidad, la inclusión, la historia y el poder de la narración para conectarnos a todos. Nghệ thuật trong Phòng Ngôn ngữ Thế giới phản ánh cả quá khứ và hiện tại của Randolph. Treo trong phòng là những bức chân dung của một số thành viên trong gia đình Turner, những người đã quyên góp hào phóng để thành lập Thư viện Turner. Đối thoại với những bức tranh lịch sử này là bức tranh tường Hãy nhìn thấy chính mình trong một câu chuyện (2024) của nghệ sĩ Randolph Jamaal Eversley. Bức tranh tường kết hợp các bức ảnh tham khảo được chụp tại các sự kiện của Thư viện và được các thành viên của cộng đồng Randolph gửi đến cũng như mô tả một số bức tranh lịch sử trong Phòng Ngôn ngữ Thế giới. Bức tranh tường Hãy nhìn thấy chính mình trong một câu chuyện - được tài trợ bởi Hội đồng văn hóa Randolph, một cơ quan địa phương được Hội đồng văn hóa Massachusetts, một cơ quan tiểu bang hỗ trợ - tôn vinh sự đa dạng, tính hòa nhập, lịch sử và sức mạnh của việc kể chuyện để kết nối tất cả chúng ta . All translations are completed by dedicated library volunteers and language experts, if you would like to volunteer your translation services to the library please contact the director at admin@randolph.ocln.org .

Accessibility Statement The Turner Free Library includes accessibility features on its website as part of its mission "to serve the informational, educational, cultural, and recreational needs of all the members of the diverse Randolph community." Over 60% of adults in the US have a disability of some kind, many of which can make websites like the Turner Free Library's difficult to use. This in turn limits their access to library services and resources. In order to make the Library's website as inclusive as possible, it includes the Recite Me web accessibility and language toolbar. The Turner Free Library is also a KultureCity Certified Sensory Inclusive Venue , with TFL staff completing yearly training on providing sensory inclusive services. The Library offers Sensory Bags at both TFL Help Desks, which contain headphones and sensory fidgets available for anyone to use while at the TFL. Measures to support accessibility To ensure the accessibility of its website, the Turner Free Library takes the following measures: Include accessibility as part of the Library's mission statement Provide continual accessibility training for Library staff Add the Recite Me web accessibility and language toolbar to the Library's website Recite Me Web Accessibility and Language Toolbar The Recite Me toolbar allows visitor's to the Turner Free Library's website to access the library services and resources they're looking for. The comprehensive Recite Me toolbar works across all devices and offers a unique range of functions ensuring that our work is accessible to all. You can use it to: Read website text aloud (including PDFs) Download the text as an MP3 file to play it where and when it suits you Change font sizes and colors Customize background-color Translate text into more than 100 different languages Access a fully integrated dictionary and thesaurus How to Access the Recite Me Toolbar The Recite Me toolbar allows visitor's to the Turner Free Library's website to access the library services and resources they're looking for. The compreh Web Content Accessibility Conformance Status The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) defines requirements for designers and developers to improve accessibility for people with disabilities. It defines three levels of conformance: Level A, Level AA, and Level AAA. The Turner Free Library's website is partially conformant with WCAG 2.1 level AA. Partially conformant means that some parts of the content do not fully conform to the accessibility standard.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) We love questions, it's part of our job as librarians! We've put together some of the most common questions and answers we get here at the Turner Free Library but we're always happy to help you find out more information if your question isn't answered here! Library Access & Borrowing Facilities & Services Programs & Passes Getting Involved How do I get a library card? Apply for a physical library card at either of the Turner Free Library's help desks with your photo ID and proof of current address! Children under the age of 12: must apply in person at the library with a parent or guardian. The child’s parent or legal guardian must present their own photo ID and proof of current address. Young adults ages 12 to 17: may present a school ID or driver’s license to verify both their identity and address. Young adults may apply for a library card with or without a parent or guardian present. Can’t make it to the Turner Free Library in person? Sign up for an eCard to use our electronic resources. If you want to borrow physical materials, you can upgrade to a physical card in person. I forgot my PIN! How do I reset it? By default PINs are OCLN but you can also reset your PIN online: 1. First, go online to catalog.ocln.org 2.Click the "log in" option, which should be near the top-right corner of the screen 3. Click "forgot my PIN" when the login window pop ups to receive a password reset email! My books/audiobooks/movies are overdue, what will happen? The Library has removed late fines on overdue books, DVDs, audiobooks, magazines, or video games owned by the Turner Free Library. Some of the items in the “Library of Things” collection accrue fines as indicated on the item labels, but please contact Library staff with any questions. Please note: Materials owned by other OCLN libraries may have varying fines based on the library that owns the item. For more information, check your loan receipt or view your library account online via the OCLN website . I lost or damaged a library item, what do I do? Library materials are used regularly and we know that sometimes mean they get lost or damaged. You’ll be responsible for the cost of replacing the item, but in many cases, the Turner Free Library is able to accept the donation of a replacement item in lieu of a replacement fee. The replacement copy must be new and it must be the same as the lost item. For instance, a patron must provide a hardcover book to replace a hardcover book. Please contact Library staff with questions about what donated replacement items can be accepted. Parents/guardians are responsible for all materials checked out on the cards of their children Please note: Other OCLN libraries may have varying charges and replacement policies; please contact the owning library for more information. Can I borrow a WiFi hotspot? Yes! You can borrow WiFi hotspots and many other items from our "Library of Things" collection , including technology, games, and much more! Due to their significant popularity, hotspots may only be borrowed for one week and there is a $5.00/day late fee. How do I borrow an eBook? You can check out an eBook using any of the resources on our Digital Books, Movies, Games, & More page. You will need to use your library card number and PIN to sign up for a free account, and in most cases you will need to install an app on your device. Some of our most popular resources are: Libby Borrow ebooks, audiobooks, magazines, and more for free with Libby, the library reading app. Hoopla Borrow and enjoy audiobooks, eBooks, comics, movies, TV, magazines, or music for free with your library card! Kanopy Stream movies for free online! Choose from nearly 30,000 films, including world cinema and documentaries. Can you tell me what items are checked out or overdue on my child/spouse/relative's library card? No, while we will be happy to call, email, or mail a list of those items to the card holder using the contact information listed on their library account, Turner Free Library staff are required to protect the confidentiality of library records under Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 78, Section 7 . Under state law, “that part of the records of a public library which reveals the identity and intellectual pursuits of a person using such library shall not be a public record…." and Library staff are not permitted to disclose information about an individual's use of library materials, facilities, or services to anyone but the user or pursuant to subpoena, court order or where otherwise required by statute. Library staff can only disclose circulation, registration information, and information retrieval records to: The cardholder (with card or other proper identification). NOTE: This is regardless of age or relationship. For example, parents cannot be told what materials a child has checked out without the child’s consent. Staff of Old Colony Library Network acting within the scope of their duties in the administration of the library system, and in facilitating interlibrary loans. Representatives of any local, state, or federal government; pursuant to subpoena or search warrant authorized under the authority of federal, state, or local law; relating to civil, criminal, or investigative power. Upon receipt of any such subpoena or search warrant, the Library Director will consult with legal counsel to determine if the subpoena or search warrant is in proper form, and if there is a valid basis for its issuance, before providing confidential information. For more information, please view our Patron Privacy Policy . I forgot my library card, can I still pick up my holds or borrow other library materials? Yes, if you can provide a Massachusetts driver’s license or state ID. For children under the age of 12, a parent/guardian must provide their Massachusetts driver’s license or state ID. The child must be present or the parent/guardian must have been previously added to the “care of” line on the child’s account. Young adults ages 12 to 17 can present a Massachusetts driver’s license or school ID (such as a physical card or via an app such as PowerSchool) to meet this requirement. Can my child/spouse/neighbor/friend's pick up my library materials for me? Yes, but only if you have previously confirmed an authorized user by requesting that a specific individual be added to the "care of" line on your library account. Authorized users are only able to borrow on hold items and must use their own OCLN cards for any additional borrowing or other use of library services (e.g. computer access, reservations of the Turner Free Studio, replacing library cards, etc). The card holder remains responsible for ensuring that all materials are returned or be subject to late fines or a replacement fee for the item. What does it mean for a library card to be "in good standing"? A library card in good standing means there are no blocks on the card. A block could be in place for a number of reasons including but not limited to: an expired card, multiple overdue items, or replacement cost fine(s) greater than $15.00. Is my public computer use tracked? No, the Turner Free Library does not log public computer use beyond confirming that a valid library card number was entered. After logging out of one of the Library's public computers, all files as well as all local data (i.e. browsing history, downloads, etc) is deleted and cannot be recovered. The Library also does not track internet access on its public WiFi network or Chromebooks. For more information, please view the Library's Patron Privacy and Internet Safety and Computer Use policies. Use of some Library systems, such as printing, and associated apps may generate usage records. For each print job, the document name, page count, and associated printing cost is recorded in the Library's printing system. Pending print jobs remain active only until the end of the Library's business day, and the print system's job log and transaction history is purged monthly. Library services such as Libby, Hoopla, Kanopy, and others have their own privacy policies and we encourage you to visit the vendor's website or to contact Library staff for assistance. Additionally, the Old Colony Library Network (OCLN) has a publicly-available privacy policy which outlines the scope and use of any visitor data collected on OCLN sites.

"Lets Eat, Randolph!" Seed Library The goal of the Turner Free Library's "Let's Eat, Randolph" Seed Library is to provide free and convenient opportunities for the Randolph community to learn about gardening and growing their own food. The Seed Library is now open and seeds are available on a first come, first served basis while supplies last! FAQs Available Seeds FAQs What is a Seed Library? A seed library is a seed distribution resource for community members who are interested in growing plants from seeds. The "Lets Eat, Randolph!" Seed Library provides community members with free seeds for plants that grow food. Who can use the Seed Library? Anyone can use the Seed Library! We welcome community members of all ages and skill levels. There is no cost to take seeds, but we ask that each household limit themselves to four seed packets per growing season. We appreciate everyone's understanding that this is a shared community service How does the Seed Library work? Community members are welcome to visit the Seed Library on the Main Floor during Turner Free Library's operating hours. Community members are welcome to choose up to four packets of seeds from the available selection at no cost. Supplies are limited and on a first come, first served basis. When should seeds be planted? There isn't a one-size-fits-all answer to this question, but a good place to start is the Farmer's Almanac Planting Guide for Randolph . This guide contains information about the best time to plant seeds, when to plant seeds directly in the ground, and when to transplant seedlings. Are there food gardening resources in multiple languages? ECHOcommunity provides food growing resources in multiple languages. We have compiled a list of growing guides that are available in Kreyòl Ayisyen/Haitian Creole, Tiếng Việt/Vietnamese, Español/Spanish, and English: Legim / Rau trồng vườn / Hortalizas / Garden Vegetables Zèb ak flè yo/ Thảo mộc và hoa / Hierbas Aromáticas y Flores / Herbs and Flowers Legim Fèy/ Các loại rau sống / Verduras de hoja / Leafy Vegetables Tout Kalite Joumou/ Bí đao, Bầu và Bí ngô / Distintos tipos de calabazas / Squash, Gourds, and Pumpkins Sereyal ak Pòmdetè / Cây ăn củ / Raíces y tubérculos / Roots and Tubers Legim Vejetal / Rau họ đậu / Legumbres vegetales / Legumes The City of Seattle has a basic gardening guide on urban gardening available in multiple languages: "Growing Food in the City" (English) Tiếng Việt/Vietnamese Español/Spanish 简体中文/Simplified Chinese While this guide is tailored to the climate in Western Washington, it contains valuable information on gardening that can be used by gardeners on the South Shore. Does Turner Free Library accept seed donations? At this time we are only able to accept donations of unopened, commercially-packaged seeds. 2025 Seed Collection While supplies last Arugula (Eruca sativa) Broccoli (Brassica oleracea var. italica) Carrot Imperator 58 (Daucus carota subsp. sativus) Celery (Apium graveolens var. dulce) Cucumber Slicing (Cucumis sativus) Kale (Brassica oleracea var. acephala) Lettuce Iceberg (Lactuca sativa var. capitata) Onion Leek (Allium ampeloprasum) Parsnip (Pastinaca sativa var. hortensis.) Pepper Jalapeno (Capsicum annuum 'Jalape�o') Radish Cherry Belle (Raphanus sativus) Spinach (Spinacia oleracea) Bean (Phaseolus vulgaris) Broccoli Raab Carrot Royal Chantenay (Daucus carota sativus) Collard (Brassica oleracea var. viridis) Curled Cress (Lepidium sativum) Kohlrabi (Brassica oleracea var. gongylodes) Lettuce Romaine (Lactuca sativa L. var. longifolia) Onion Red Burgundy (Allium cepa) Pea (Pisum sativum) Pepper Poblano (Capsicum annuum var. annuum 'Poblano') Radish Red Arrow (Raphanus raphanistrum subsp. sativus) Beet Detroit Dark Red (Beta vulgaris subsp. vulgaris) Brussel Sprouts (Brassica oleracea var. gemmifera) Carrot Scarlet Nantes (Daucus carota var. sativus) Corn (Zea mays) Eggplant (Solanum melongena) Lettuce Buttercrunch (Lactuca sativa var. capitata) Mache (Valeriana locusta) Onion Tokyo Long White Scallion (Allium fistulosum) Pepper California Wonder (Capsicum annuum) Pumpkin Connecticut Field (Cucurbita pepo) Radish White Icicle (Raphanus sativus var. raphanistroides) Bok Choy (Brassica rapa subsp. chinensis) Cabbage (Brassica oleracea var. capitata) Cauliflower (Brassica oleracea var. botrytis) Cucumber Pickling (Cucumis anguria) Endive Curled Ruffec (Cichorium endivia) Lettuce Cimarron Red (Lactuca sativa 'Cimarron') Okra (Abelmoschus esculentus) Onion Yellow Sweet Spanish (Allium cepa x hybrida 'Yellow Sweet Spanish') Pepper Cayenne (Capsicum annuum (cayenne)) Pumpkin Sugar Pie (Cucurbita pepo(Sugar Pie)) Rapini (Brassica ruvo) FAQs Seed list

The Turner Free Library, Randolph's public library was established in 1874. It offers programming for all ages as well as a diverse collection of materials. Upcoming Events Meet the Page Turner bookmobile! More Featured Services Bookmobile Library of Things Digital Books, Movies, & More Outdoor Holds Lockers Discounted Museum Passes Room Reservations Get a Library Card TFL's Monthly Newsletter More Load More At the TFL

Dial-A-Story The Turner Free Library offers black and white and color printing services. The cost per page is $0.15 for black and white and $0.50 for color printing. Read on for information about how to print your documents! Printing From Library Computers Printing From Your Own Devices Printing From Library Computers 1. See library staff to create a printing account if you don't already have one. Your account will be under your library card or guest pass number. 2. Send your document to the printer, selecting the black and white or color printer as needed. You may also select single or double-sided printing, and the number of copies you would like printed. 3. Double-check the print preview on your computer; what you see on the screen is what will print. Library staff cannot offer refunds. 4. On the confirmation popup, check to ensure that the number of pages and the price is correct, then click "print." 5. Go to the print release station near the library's help desk and log in with your library card or guest pass number. 6. Deposit change or bills into the coin-op machine. 7. Select individual documents to print, or click the “print all documents” button. 8. Click “log out” once you are finished. If you have change, you can choose to have it returned to you or saved to your printing account. Printing From Your Own Devices 1. See library staff to create a printing account if you don't already have one. Your account will be under your library card number. 2. Go online to bit.ly/tflprinter and follow the instructions for your device type. 3. Send your document to the printer, selecting the black and white or color printer as needed. Double-check the print preview on your device. Library staff cannot offer refunds. 4. When prompted, log in with the following information: Username: your library card number Password: OCLN 5. There is no confirmation screen; instead go to the print release station and log in with your account information. 6. Deposit change or bills into the coin-op machine. 7. Select individual documents to print or click the “print all documents” button. 8. Click “logout” once you are finished. If you have change, you can choose to have it returned to you or saved to your printing account.

The Turner Free Library Friends group fundraises for the library, providing access to even more free programming for the town. Những người bạn của Thư viện Friends of the Turner Free Library là một nhóm phi lợi nhuận tình nguyện hỗ trợ thư viện công cộng Randolph, MA thông qua các nhóm gây quỹ, lập trình, thảo luận sách và vận động cộng đồng. Chúng tôi đang tích cực tìm kiếm các thành viên mới để giúp đưa ra nhiều sáng kiến thú vị nhằm mang lại lợi ích cho người dân Randolph và chúng tôi khuyến khích bạn liên hệ với chúng tôi tại friendsoftfl@gmail.com . Donations Book Sales Online Store Donations Thank you for your support! The Friends of the Turner Free Library is a registered 501(c)3 non-profit and donations are tax deductible. Monetary donations can be made online via Paypal or by check or cash at the Turner Free Library. If you would like to make a donation in honor of a person or organization, please put their name in the donation box in the payment form. If you would like them or their family to be notified, please email their name and mailing address to friendsoftfl@gmail.com . The Friends of the Turner Free Library are also delighted to accept donations of books and DVDs in gift-worthy condition. The Friends are unable to accept donations of items that are: Dirty Moldy or have a cigarette smell Burnt or water damaged Damaged or missing covers or pages Excessive writing, markings, or highlighting Computer, language, or travel books more than 3 years old Textbooks more than 5 years old VHS or Cassette Tapes Magazines or workbooks Encyclopedias Donations can be dropped off in bins next to the Children's Help Desk at the library or in the book donation bin at the Zapustas Ice Arena (240 North Street). The Friends greatly appreciate your donations but are unable to to make pick ups. Online Store Support your library in style ! Check out the Friends of the Library’s online store for fun, library-themed merch. Every purchase helps fund library programs and discounted museum passes—so you can show your love and make a difference. Shop Ongoing Book Sale The Friends of the Turner Free Library offer an ongoing book sale all year long! Be sure to visit their shelves, located on the library's second floor, regularly for great deals on books for all ages! Biannual Book Sale Twice a year, in May and November, the Friends of the Library host a large book sale with some amazing deals! Subscribe to the Library's enewsletter and follow the library on social media for scheduling information. 2025 book sale dates: Saturday, May 3rd, 10:00 am - 3:00 pm Saturday, November 1st, 10:00 am - 3:00 pm

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Dial-A-Story Can't get to the library in time to get your holds? No problem! Pick up your holds 24/7 regardless of whether the library is open via our outdoor lockers. Picking up holds from the lockers: 1. Log in to your OCLN library account with your library card number and PIN. 2. Select the item(s) you would like to pick up from the lockers and choose "Randolph Hold Locker" as the pickup library from the drop down menu. 3. Wait to receive a confirmation email, text, or call that your item(s) is ready for pick up. 4. At the locker, tap the "pick up holds" button. 5. Scan your library card or enter your account number using the onscreen keyboard. 6. Select the locker(s) you would like to open and then tap the "check out" button. 7. Your assigned locker will automatically pop open! Collect your item(s), close the locker door, and tap the "done" button on the screen to get a checkout receipt. The Holds Pick up Lockers are available for use based on the following terms and conditions: Patrons are responsible for ensuring that no personal items are left unattended in the lockers. Patrons are responsible for ensuring that the locker doors are firmly closed after pick up. Locker users are responsible for any damage that occurs due to a locker door being left open. Patrons are responsible for ensuring that clothing, fingers, etc are clear of the locker doors before closing them and for ensuring that children do not play on or inside the lockers. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) Q: What kinds of things can I pick up from the lockers? A: You can pick up many types of library materials from the lockers, including books, movies, music, games, and more! Please note that, due to the extremes of outdoor temperatures, the TFL's laptops and mobile hotspots can only be picked up inside the library. Q: Will the locker doors close automatically? A: No, they will not. Please make sure to close the locker doors after you have collected your items. Locker users are responsible for any damage that occurs due to a locker door being left open. Q: I have two items to pick up from the lockers but I only want one. What should I do with the second item? A: The lockers automatically checkout everything stored inside your assigned locker to your account. If you no longer want an item, please place it in the outdoor book drop so we can make sure it is taken off your account. Any items you leave behind in the locker will remain on your account. Q: I have other questions or I am having trouble requesting that my holds be sent to the lockers. What should I do? A: Turner Free Library staff can answer your questions and help get your holds to the right place! Give us a call at 781-961-0932 during the library's open hours and we'd be happy to assist you! The Outdoor Holds Locker service is made possible through federal funds provided by the Institute of Museum and Library Services as administered by the Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners.

Bấm vào trường của bạn dưới đây để xem các yêu cầu đọc trong mùa hè của họ. Trong khi đó, bạn sẽ không gặp phải khó khăn gì. Trong khi đó, bạn sẽ không gặp phải khó khăn gì. Danh sách Đọc sách Mùa hè Bắt buộc của Trường Trường trung học cơ sở cộng đồng Randolph Sách điện tử có sẵn trên Hoopla Sách nói có sẵn trên Hoopla Sách điện tử và sách nói có sẵn trên Overdrive Trường trung học Randolph Sách điện tử có sẵn trên Hoopla Sách nói có sẵn trên Hoopla Sách điện tử và sách nói có sẵn trên Overdrive Học viện Thayer Trường trung học cơ sở Trường trên Trường kỹ thuật khu vực Blue Hills Trường trung học cơ sở Holbrook Lớp 6 và 7 Lớp 8 và lớp 9 Lớp 10 và 11 Lớp 12 Nhiều danh sách trường học sẽ được thêm vào trong suốt mùa hè!

Thử thách đọc sách mùa hè 2020 tại Thư viện miễn phí Turner! Làm thế nào để tham gia: Đăng ký bản thân hoặc gia đình của bạn bằng cách nhấp vào đây hoặc tải xuống ứng dụng Beanstack Tracker miễn phí cho thiết bị di động của bạn . Kiếm vé xổ số bằng cách ghi lại lượng thời gian bạn dành để đọc, hoàn thành các hoạt động và viết bài đánh giá sách. Vào cuối mùa hè, các giải thưởng xổ số sẽ được rút ra cho trẻ em, thanh thiếu niên và người lớn! How to participate: Collect a goal tracker at the library and set a reading goal for yourself - it could be minutes spent reading, number of pages, number of books, etc - the choice is yours! Complete your reading goal 5 times , writing the date for each time you met your reading goal. Met your reading goal 5 times? Congrats! Bring your completed bookmark to the Turner Free Library and get a raffle ticket to put towards one of our amazing prizes! Earn extra raffle tickets by attendign special events this summer. Want more? You're our kind of reader! Pick up a new bookmark at the library and start tracking again! Just remember: all raffle tickets must be claimed by August 23rd. Prizes winners will be notified the week of August 25th! Looking for reading inspiration? Check out the 2025 Randolph Reads picks ! Bấm vào đây để xem danh sách đọc yêu cầu của trường!