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Get real-time answers from a librarian 24/7 at AskMN Search to find photos, documents, and maps related to Minnesota history  Your portal to Minnesota's Online Library Services, provided by Minitex, an information and resource sharing program of the Minnesota Office of Higher Education and the University of Minnesota Libraries.
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 Never Let Go
by Pam Nowak, is a well-researched historical fiction novel set in
Minnesota during the 1800s and following the lives of different women
in the Lake Shetek Area and their experiences of the US Dakota War of
1862. Free copies of the book are available at your Redwood County libraries in Lamberton, Morgan, Redwood Falls, and Wabasso! This project was made possible with funding from Minnesota's Arts & Cultural Heritage Fund. Creativebug is here!  Creativebug is your go-to resource for high-quality, on-trend arts and crafts instructional videos. You'll enjoy award-winning HD instructional videos on drawing, painting, sewing, knitting, crochet, quilting, baking and more. All classes are taught by experts, with new classes added daily.  We invite adults to start their summer reading vacation by signing up for BOOK A TRIP ACROSS THE GLOBE!! The challenge is to read 7 books set in each continent, 7 in all, for a total of 49 books! Participants will have a year, June 1, 2021 - May 31, 2022 to complete this reading challenge. If you can read up to 20 books, you will get to choose a selection of coins from around the world. Continue on to 35 books, and you will win a new book bag. When you have completed 49 books, you will be entered into our grand prize drawing for $49 cash. Click here for the READING LOG and a SUGGESTED READING LIST. Good luck! Visit our Children's Page for details on the 2021 Summer Reading Program. 
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Scholastic Digital Resources Available BookFlix, where stories and nonfiction connect. ScienceFlix, science for the next generation. Watch and Learn, launching new learning adventures and discussions. TrueFlix, pairing ebooks and videos for interactive science and social studies learning. FreedomFlix, offering behind-the-scenes looks at the people, places, and events that shaped our world. Teachables, offering searchable/printable educational materials for parents and educators. Many of these are perfect for school research projects! Just log in by using your library barcode. Reading App from OverDrive
For more help, visit help.overdrive.com  Ebooks Minnesota, an online ebook collection spearheaded by Minnesota’s libraries, is open to Minnesota readers. The collection is accessible online at EbooksMN.org and via free apps from iTunes, Google Play, and Kindle. There is no charge to libraries or individuals who wish to use the collection, and no username or password is required. Ebooks Minnesota is open to all readers within Minnesota’s borders. No process is required to check out a book. Readers can access any book in the collection at any time regardless of how many other readers are also using that book. This feature makes the collection particularly useful for schools that may wish to assign a single book to an entire class or even an entire school. Likewise, community book clubs, no matter how large, can read books together without worrying about checkout limits or due dates. The collection contains more than 2,000 books, including titles from these Minnesota publishers: ABDO, Lerner Publishing Group, Cherry Lake Publishing, University of Minnesota Press, Milkweed Press, and Coffeehouse Press. Nonfiction titles from Arcadia Publishing about Minnesota and its history are also included in the collection. A selection of popular titles that are in the public domain, such as Dracula and Jane Eyre, completes the collection.  Wabasso Public School Yearbooks
An exciting program designed for Pre-K children and their
families. This program is featured at the Redwood Falls County Libraries in Lamberton,
Morgan, Redwood Falls, and Wabasso. 1000 Books Before Kindergarten is a reading
program designed for children ages birth to 5 years old and their families. Here is how it works: 1.
Register your child at any of the Redwood County Libraries and receive
a FREE book bag and reading record to take home.
2. Write down the title of each book that is
read. 3. The child receives a sticker for each 25 books that are read. 4. They will receive a prize after every 100 books that are read. 5. When they complete reading 1,000 books they will be invited to a graduation pizza party and they will receive a diploma, t-shirt and book. Explore
authors' entire works on Project Guttenburg.
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the entire works of William Shakespeare or Mark Twain in one file, and
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One of the biggest benefits of eBooks is that they are convenient. One file can contain 5 thousand or 500 thousand words. Instead of downloading 50 seperate books from one author, you can get the most of their publications by clicking on a download button just once. Our
favorite source for free eBooks, Project Guttenburg, has several files
that include complete electronic publications of selected classic
authors.
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Wabasso
Public Library Email us: Summer Hours Staff Joanne Krause
The next meeting of the Wabasso Library Board of Trustees will be held on: Tuesday,
September 7th 5:30 pm *Held
on the main floor of the library building. Join the Book Club! Our August selection: Read a book from one of the seven continents, and be ready to report on it! Tuesday, August 16 6:00 pm Held at the Wabasso Library Quick Links Free
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