Your library news
Issue 32, July 2008
Keeping you up-to-date with what's happening in East Sussex libraries.
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Book of the month – 'Keeping pet chickens'
With the price of food rising in the shops, chickens are becoming a popular option for many people. Get advice on how to bring your garden to life and enjoy fresh eggs from your own happy hens with our book of the month.
Most popular DVD – 'The golden compass'
When Lyra's friend is kidnapped, she sets out on a quest to rescue him. She soon finds herself in an epic battle against the forces of darkness. Exciting children's fantasy based on the popular books by Philip Pullman. Borrow our most popular books, films and music.
Enjoy a challenge this summer
Children who read six books during the holiday can collect stickers and other prizes in our summer reading challenge. Find out how to join the Team Read.
Events for children
From drumming workshops to storytelling and puppet shows, there's lots of events for kids at libraries and other venues. See what's happening in our Team Read – children's events brochure.
Temporary closure at Eastbourne Library
Eastbourne Library will be closed from Monday 28 July to Saturday 2 August to complete refurbishment work on the first floor and move books from storage to the public shelves. Check the latest details about the refurbishment of Eastbourne Library.
'Rhythm and rhyme'
This month we're focusing on poetry and lyrics. Enjoy nursery rhymes and music in libraries. Get the latest news about the National Year of Reading.
Book ahead and spread the word
Childminders can drop into libraries and help spread the joy of reading to young children and their parents and carers. Read our press release.
Discover your library
Relax this summer with the latest songs from Duffy, One Republic and R.E.M. or revisit classic soul hits by the Temptations. Download our list of new CDs.
Coming next month
'Read the game' as the Olympics start in China.
