Don't forget about our Author visit July 9th!!

 Author, Voncia Mollock will be at the Cambridge library, Saturday, July 9th from 3pm to 5pm to meet with patrons and sign books. Voncia is the local author of "To Students with Love." Don't miss this opportunity!

Comic Book Workshop

Come and join us with your teen for a Comic Book Workshop on -aturday July 16 from 1pm to 4pm. This program is free, but you must register by calling the library at 410-228-7331. Adults and teens are welcome!

Summer Reading Program for Adults!!!

Adult Summer Reading Program: Novel Destinations!

Visit distant lands without leaving the comfort of your home.....read a book!
Learn about new cultures and traditions through reading books!


Visit the Cambridge Library and participate in the Summer Reading Program to get chances to win a Library Gift bag. Complete the Library Scavenger Hunt and/or fill out the Reading Log and get your name entered for a chance to win one of three gift bags filled with Library goodies. Stop by the Information Desk for more information. Also, stay tuned for adult programs over the summer!

Author Visit with Voncia Mollock rescheduled for July 9th

Unfortunately, author, Voncia Mollock had to cancel her visit to the Cambridge Library this Saturday, June 11th. We have rescheduled the visit for Saturday, July 9th from 3pm to 5pm. Come meet the author of "To Students with Love"

Bay Country Chorus Concert

Thursday, April 28, 2011, The Bay Country Chorus will generously give the library patrons a FREE concert in the library meeting room. The concert will start at 7pm. Come enjoy this fine group and an evening of family fun.

What book made you laugh out loud?

I honestly haven't read too many books that have made me laugh out loud. I do read a lot of non-fiction which is not typically funny.  But there have been several times while reading books, that my husband, Steve has laughed out loud like while reading Anansi Boys by Neil Gaiman. He was forbidden to read it in bed while I was trying to sleep because his laughing shook the bed.  While sailing on their boat, I remember my mother in-law laughing out loud while reading Marley and Me which has a very sad ending, but has several cute and funny scenes in it. 


I liked Eat, Pray, Love by Elizabeth Gilbert and there were several scenes in the book that made me snicker, but not laugh out loud. The same was true for me while reading Julie and Julia by Julie Powell. Probably the funniest book that I have ever read was A Year of Living Biblically by A.J. Jacobs. It is actually a non-fiction book. It's A.J. Jacobs's memoir from a social/spiritual experiment of living according to the literal rules of the The Bible for one year. There were many hysterical scenes in the book and I laughed out loud a few times, but that is one of very few books that have evoked an audible chuckle out of me. I think my literary funny bone is sprained!


I am wondering what books have made people laugh out loud. I have snickered to myself or even smiled, but not laughed the way a movie or TV show can make me laugh. I am ready for some suggestions to help fix my literary funny bone.

Welcome to the Dorchester Library's Blog

Hi There,
We wanted to welcome everyone to the Dorchester County Library's Adult Blog. We want this to be an online place for patrons and readers to come and share their thoughts/words of wisdom/book reviews with other patrons and staff members. We ask that if you use the blog that you refrain from personally attacking anyone at the library either other patrons or staff members. Please be repectful of other people's feelings and remember that this is a public forum.
Now that the rules are out of the way, I hope this becomes a place that inspires others to read and to write. Have fun!

"There is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside you." ~Maya Angelou