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Register for a DIY kit and create frightfully fun pumpkin doodles! |
Join us Wednesday, October 20 as we introduce you to all your Library offers! |
First Nations Public Library Week October 4 to 8, 2021 |
Ontario Public Library Week October 17 to 23, 2021 |
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Branch Hours & Locations For a complete listing of our library branches and expanded hours, visit us online at brantlibrary.ca/hours. |
This course is designed to prepare intermediate and advanced ESL college students for mainstream English classes. Session start dates: October 13, November 17, and December 15 |
Dr. Sabri Bebawi will teach you about the English writing process and how to write clearly and effectively in English. Session start dates: October 13, November 17, and December 15 |
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"Written after Dracula, this novel is the first in a long line of resurrected mummy horror tales that filled the shelves in the early 1900s. "It combines the mysteries of ancient Egypt, magic, horror, and a Victorian’s belief in the supernatural. "An interesting side note: when the novel was first written, Stoker was forced to change the ending by his publishers. It seems the original ending was deemed far too distressing for Victorian sensibilities!" |
"This is a Golden Age comic from Harvey Comics and its feature story is The Cauldron. "Twenty years ago, Carlo Karine turned to an ancient book of spells to solve his desperate loneliness. Within the book, he found an incantation that would fulfill his most fervent desire using 'snake’s blood and frog guts cooked well in a cauldron of hell.' "The incantation works and the woman of his dreams, the beautiful Sheila, treats him like a handsome prince. Carlo becomes the envy of all the men who once mocked him. "But, Carlo should have known not to trust anyone made of snake’s blood and frog guts!" |
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Anthology: Horror ClassicsOnce you've finished reading Betty's suggestions, check out this horror classics anthology curated by BiblioBoard! From Biblioboard: Experience the strange happenings, supernatural events, gruesome characters, mysterious disappearances, and frightening plots of some of literature’s most famous horror stories...if you dare! |
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There's something for everyone on the County of Brant Public Library's YouTube channel! - Sing-alongs
- Virtual author visits
- DIY craft videos
- Gardening tutorials
- How-to videos
- Mindfulness practices
- Art workshops
... and so much more! |
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County of Brant Public Library
12 William Street
Paris, Ontario N3L 1K7
519-442-2433www.brantlibrary.ca |
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