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After a busy summer, we are excited that fall is in the air – evidenced by the beautifully colored leaves hanging from our atrium branch. These spectacular examples of autumn colors were created during our Fall Adult Coloring class last month (as well as by a few special ladies). A winter class will be held in December, just in time for the holidays. We have beautiful coloring pages available in the library throughout the year. Coloring for adults is a wonderful relaxation tool and stress reducer.
We also offer some helpful online tools that can make life a little easier. Did you know that you can view and renew your checkouts, view fees, view your lists, edit and remove holds, and change your PIN on our app, BookMyne? Just search for BookMyne in your App Store to download it. You can also do all of this by logging into your account in the Montana Shared Catalog, which you can access from our website. In the Catalog you can also place items on hold and create lists for future checkouts.
Wish you could get your hold and overdue notices by email or text? Now you can. If you would like to receive them by email, just stop in or call the Circulation Desk at 406-883- 8225 and we will get you set up. If you would like to receive text messages, just text the word SIGNUP to msc@shoutbomb. com and follow the instructions. You will need your library card number and PIN. If you sign up for Shoutbomb and don’t want us to call or send you notices in the mail, just let the ladies at the Circulation Desk know.
We hope that these additions will make life a little easier for you and would love to learn more about what you would like us to provide. We have a short survey through SurveyMonkey posted on our website www. northlakecountylibrary.org and on our Facebook page. We would love to hear from you, whether you currently use the library or not. Remember to always check the Calendar section and our Facebook page for updates on the happenings at the Library.
