Curl up, get cozy, and read!
| Clifford Makes the Team By Norman Bridwell JUV E BRIDWELL (EASY READER) Clifford the big red dog wants to play baseball with the boys and girls, but he cannot find a big enough bat. |
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| Biscuit Plays Ball By Alyssa Satin Capucilli JUV E CAPCUCILLI (EASY READER) Excitedly attending a fun-filled baseball game but disappointed that he cannot join the players, an exuberant Biscuit thinks of his own way to participate. |
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| Pete the Cat: Play Ball! By James Dean JUV E DEAN (EASY READER) Pete the Cat is ready to play baseball! Pete's team, the Rocks, is playing the Rolls. But when the game doesn't go Pete's way, what will Pete do? |
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| Three Strikes for Rotten Ralph By Jack Gantos JUV E GANTOS (EASY READER) When Rotten Ralph, the cat, fails to win a spot on a baseball team with his friend Sarah, he becomes the "cat boy" instead, still dreaming of proving himself the superstar he imagines himself to be. |
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| Flat Stanley at Bat By Lori Haskins Houran JUV E HOURAN (EASY READER) Flat Stanley finds himself trying out for the baseball team and outwitting the best players until the fairness of his "flat-vantage" is called into question. |
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| Play Ball! By Marcy Goldberg Sacks JUV E SACKS (EASY READER) Martha's an expert at playing catch, but her friend Truman is not. Can a dog teach a human new tricks? |
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| Curious George: Home Run By Erica Zappy JUV E ZAPPY (EASY READER) Curious George goes to his first baseball game and discovers that he needs to know about numbers to keep score. Includes rules of the game and an activity. |
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Join us this summer for summer themed arts and crafts activities. Kids will be able to make crafts and take them home while having lots of fun! 
Yes, this month we’ll be revisiting Fitzgerald’s famous critique of 1920’s nouveau riche society. Told through the eyes of his neighbor Nick Carraway, a Yale graduate who is an outsider to the situation and an insider to this society at the same time, this is the story of eccentric millionaire Jay Gatsby. Every Saturday, all the bright young things are invited to a party at Gatsby’s, where they exchange flirtations and gossip—even about their mysterious host. A man who is supposed to have everything, Gatsby is seemingly dissatisfied, but why?
Jackson Caesar, a native of Oklahoma City, Okla., is one of the most sought after male vocalists in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area. Caesar has wowed audiences with his talent and skills, performing in five languages and five genres -- attracting crowds of various ethnic backgrounds. 
We must put a moratorium on accepting donations at the Mount Pleasant Library. Thank you for all your recent support.
Edmund de Waal found himself the inheritor of his great uncle’s priceless collection of netsukes, beautifully and intricately carved miniature 17th century Japanese sculptures that were used to fasten containers to the belts of men’s traditional Japanese robes, the kosode and kimono.
