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Book discussion groups meet at Cobb County Public Libraries regularly to cover a range of topics and interests. Book clubs are fun social gatherings and a good way to meet your neighbors. Expand your knowledge about the world and literature.
Cobb County public libraries offer storytime for young children featuring stories, talking, singing and a great chance for everybody to socialize. Storytime supports early literacy development and is a great way to meet your neighbors. Upcoming Storytimes include: Pop-in Preschool
Celebrate National Library Week, April 8-14, with special events and activities at your Cobb County public libraries. Sponsored by the American Library Association, the 2018 theme for National Library Week is LIBRARIES LEAD. Ballet dancer and bestselling author Misty Copeland is
Cobb County public libraries present storytime programs at many locations for babies and toddlers featuring picture books, talking, singing and a great chance for everybody to socialize! Upcoming Storytimes include: Baby Storytime at Acworth Library on March 19, 10:15 am
Early childhood literacy helps children develop analytical thinking skills, stimulates creativity and encourages kids to learn. Cobb County public libraries offers storytime at many locations for babies and young kids featuring stories, talking, singing and a great chance for everybody
Looking for something to do with your little ones? Cobb County Public Libraries has a variety of storytimes for young kids to enjoy! Storytime is a great way for children to socialize and stimulate their minds. Several studies have proven
For Priscilla O., working through the process for her daughter Gloria and granddaughter Wisdom to obtain permanent visas was a challenge. With the assistance of Nichole Knox, then manager of the Acworth Library, months of walking to the library a
Storytime events at Cobb County public libraries this week are featuring fun group activities for young children. Storytime is a great way for children to socialize and stimulate their minds. Several studies have proven that reading helps brain development and