In the spirit of the community event on immigration this weekend, presented by the Congregational Church of Topsfield, we have curated a list of suggested readings on the immigrant experience in America. We will have these books and more on
Happy Holidays from the Topsfield Town Library! We are happy to announce that the the New York Times best-selling novel Twice by Mitch Albom is available to check out as an e-book on demand with no wait for Topsfield Library
It’s time for another edition of Summer Reading reviews from your neighbors and fellow Topsfield Library users! This time, there’s a twist: we’re sharing some negative reviews this time around. Of course, everyone has different opinions and tastes…maybe you disagree? As
As part of our Adult Summer Reading Challenge at the Topsfield Town Library, patrons have been submitting reviews of their summer reads. Throughout the summer, we will share some of the anonymous reviews we have received each week. Looking for
It’s summertime, and you know what that means! Family road trips, summer vacation, beach days, summer reading challenges, and hopefully lots of time to sit around and read a good book. We at the Topsfield Library want to make sure
On April 2nd, the Topsfield Town Library welcomed author, Topsfield native, and Masco graduate Parker Jamison (writing as Ox Devere) for another interview with Head of Adult Services, Sean Smith! This time, we discussed Devere’s newest thriller, The Devil’s Eye!
People of Topsfield: the end of the year can only mean one thing. The awarding of Topsfield, Massachusetts’ most prestigious literary awards of the year, The Golden Goulds. In our previous post, we celebrated the People of Topsfield’s choice with the
People of Topsfield: the end of the year can only mean one thing. The awarding of Topsfield, Massachusetts’ most prestigious literary awards of the year, The Golden Goulds. The Golden Goulds are awarded in two parts: this post will celebrate
In recognition of ADHD Awareness & OCD Awareness Month in October, we have compiled a list of materials for all ages about the diverse experiences of the neurodivergent community. According to Gale Health and Wellness, Neurodiversity “encompasses differences in brain
Libraries should challenge censorship in the fulfillment of their responsibility to provide information and enlightenment. ALA Library Bill of Rights Article III (1939) Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or
