Selected by Marianne (Reference Services, Ridgway Memorial)
Tracy
Making Space, Clutter Free by Tracy McCubbin
Selected by Gayle (Programmer)
On Writing by Stephen King
Selected by Rhonda (HR Coordinator & Bookkeeper)
City of Brass by S.A. Chakraborty
Tracy says:
A spellbinding, addictive fantasy that steps outside the usual tropes and settings to create something truly memorable. Weaving in fascinating details of Islamic history and folklore, The City of Brass is a fast-paced, opulent roller-coaster ride drenched in intrigue, hidden dangers, and compelling world building. I hung on every word and can’t wait to see what comes next for this fascinatingly complex cast of characters.
Becoming by Michelle Obama
Selected by Marianne (Reference Services, Ridgway Memorial)
Me Before You by Jojo Moyes
Selected by Brandy T. (Children’s Programmer, Hillview)
Red, White & Royal Blue by Casey McQuiston
Selected by Alexis (Teen Programmer, Mt. Washington)
Daisy Jones & the Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid
Selected by Alexis (Teen Programmer, Mt. Washington)
Sadie by Courtney Summers
Selected by Alexis (Teen Programmer, Mt. Washington)
The Starless Sea by Erin Morgenstern
Selected by Alexis (Teen Programmer, Mt. Washington)
The Good Liar by Nicholas Searle
Selected by Cindy (Ridgway Memorial)
Lilac Girls by Martha Hall Kelly
Beth says:
We all love this book!!!
Selected by the staff members of your Lebanon Junction branch
Turn of the Key by Ruth Ware
Selected by Susan (Lebanon Junction)
The Institute by Stephen King
Selected by Beth (Lebanon Junction)
Necessary People by Anna Pitoniak
Selected by Tiffany H. (Lebanon Junction)
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Enjoy Holiday Celebrations
This holiday season, Bullitt County Public Library is delighted to present a variety of free programs we hope will entertain, elevate the holiday spirit, and, of course, excite the kiddos. From visits with Santa to special community gatherings and holiday-themed movie nights, we’ve got something planned for all ages!
Crafty Holiday Fun
- December 2nd- Holiday Crafting Afternoon, Holiday Wreaths for Kids: Christmas Cheer
- December 5th- Holiday “JOY” Frame Trio, DIY Santa’s Cookie Plate
- December 12th- Holiday Wreaths for Kids: Christmas Cheer
- December 14th- Breakfast with Santa, PJs & Pastries with Santa, Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, DIY Wood Ornaments
- December 16th- DIY Santa’s Cookie Plate, DIY Wood Ornaments
Holiday Community Gatherings
- December 2nd- Holiday Crafting Afternoon
- December 7th– Holiday Stories by the Tree
Holiday-themed Movies
- December 2nd- Family Movie Night: The Grinch
- December 7th- Hanging with the Clauses (also showing: A Year Without Santa Claus)
- December 12th- Family Movie Night: Christmas with the Kranks
- December 14th- Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer
- December 16th- Merry Grinchmas!
- December 19th- Family Movie Night: A Christmas Story
Holiday Stories
- December 2nd- A Winter’s Evening Storytime
- December 6th- Storytime with Hoopla
- December 7th– Holiday Stories by the Tree
- December 9th- A Winter’s Evening Storytime
- December 10th- Brown Bag Book Club: Finding Noel by Richard Paul Evans
- December 14th- Breakfast with Santa, PJs & Pastries with Santa
- December 17th- Toddler Time & Storytime (Jingle Bell Parties @Mt. Washington)
- December 18th- Toddler Time & Storytime (Jingle Bell Parties @Hillview)
- December 19th- Toddler Time & Storytime (Jingle Bell Parties @Ridgway Memorial)
- December 20th- Toddler Time & Storytime (Jingle Bell Parties @Ridgway Memorial)
Visits with Santa
- December 7th- Hanging with the Clauses
- December 14th- Breakfast with Santa, PJs & Pastries with Santa
Check It Out!
We also have a number of resources available for checkout, whether you want to watch a holiday classic to boost your Christmas cheer, settle in with a holiday-themed mystery for a cozy night in, or get advice on planning the perfect holiday gathering.
Holiday Film Fest
Season’s Readings
Holiday Entertaining
Mrs. Miracle
Cheryl says:
A great, feel-good holiday movie (and book) by my favorite author. Mrs. Miracle really does work miracles.
Unicorn Is Maybe Not So Great After All by Bob Shea
Selected by Beth (Lebanon Junction)
Let the Right One In
Raychel says:
If you’re looking for a foreign horror film, try Let the Right One In (based on the novel by John Ajvide Lindqvist) is a new take on the vampire genre and follows a bullied 12-year-old boy named Oskar who befriends a pale young girl named Eli who shows up in their Swedish village. If this sounds familiar, there was also a late-2010 American film called Let Me In starring Kodi Smit-McPhee and Chloe Grace Moretz.
Lock Every Door by Riley Sager
Selected by Susan (Lebanon Junction)
Enjoy Fall Festivities

But there’s still plenty to celebrate and be thankful for this fall season with Thanksgiving just around the corner. Then, before you know it, winter and Christmas celebrations will begin!
Thanksgiving Celebrations
- Cornucopia of Stories Children of All Ages & Their Families
- DIY Thanksgiving Plates All Ages
- Feather Painting Ages 3–5
- Fill Up Your Holiday Cup Ages 16+
- Holiday Nailed It Ages 12–18
- Storytime (November 26th–29th) Ages 3–5
- Toddler Time (November 26th–29th) Ages 0–2
Next Up: Winter & Christmas
- Breakfast with Santa All Ages
- DIY Holiday Cards Ages 16+
- DIY Santa’s Cookie Plate Children of All Ages
- DIY Wood Ornaments Ages 5–11 & Their Families
- Falling Snow Art Ages 18+
- Fill Up Your Holiday Cup Ages 16+
- Hanging with the Clauses Children of All Ages
- Holiday Crafting Afternoon All Ages
- Holiday “JOY” Frame Trio Ages 12+
- Holiday Nailed It Ages 12–18
- Holiday Stories by the Tree All Ages
- Holiday Wreaths for Kids Children of All Ages
- Louisville Ballet Storytime: Nutcracker Special Children of All Ages
- Merry Grinchmas! Children of All Ages
- PJs & Pastries with Santa All Ages
- Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer Children of All Ages
- Storytime (December 17th–20th) Ages 3–5
- Storytime with Hoopla Ages 3–5
- Toddler Time (December 17th–20th) Ages 0–2
- A Winter Evening’s Storytime Ages 0–5
Warcross by Marie Lu
Tracy says:
I legit read this book in a matter of hours. It has a little of everything, from suspense and masterful world building to forbidden romance and a character you can’t help but root for. Best of all, it’s all so much fun.
Ready Player One fans: YOU MUST READ THIS BOOK NOW!
**Also recommended by Shelby (Lebanon Junction)
Daughters of the Lake by Wendy Webb
Selected by Cindy H. (Ridgway Memorial)
Once Upon a Goat by by Dan Richards
Beth says:
I LOVED Once Upon a Goat!!! One of my most favorite children books this year!





