

Come to the Petworth Library, pick out some movies, and snuggle in for a cozy family movie night!
The titles featured in the photo are:

On Jan. 16, Petworth Library hosted its first Inaugural Ball for children and their families! We began the evening with an energetic follow-the-leader style dance, called “Ziggy Says” (akin to Simon Says). Then we greeted our guests and had a brief discussion about the significance of the presidential inauguration, which includes the oath of office and the inaugural address.![]()
Teens it's 2013. This is your year!
The P.E.T. Clique (Petworth Exuberant Teens) would like to extend an invitation for you and your friends to come out for some great programs in January and February:
A patron couldn't put down The Last Man by Vince Flynn.
Their take: "Flynn's best yet!"
Keep reading and telling everyone what you think.
On Jan. 1, 1892, Ellis Island opened as an immigration station in New York harbor. Approximately 12 million immigrants passed through Ellis Island between 1892 and 1954. In 1965, Ellis Island, together with the Statue of Liberty, became part of the National Park System.
Petworth Library has a display of books about Ellis Island, including:
A second patron has said that they couldn't put down Off the Grid by P.J. Tracy.
So far, this is the only book that has been rated twice.
Keep reading and telling us what you think.
Come one, come all and hail to the chief! Dress to impress and join us on Jan. 16th at 6 p.m. in our lower level meeting room for family photos, music, snacks, inauguration-themed readings, trivia, word puzzles and crafts. Especially appropriate for families with children aged 4 and older. Special recognition will be given to trivia champs and those with the most patriotic outfits!
To ensure that there is enough for all, please RSVP by Friday, Jan. 11 to our Facebook event notice or call us at 202-645-8337, thank you!
Be a champion! If you want to prepare a little for our Obama/Inauguration theme trivia questions, try these books on for size:
One person's 5-second review of Bloodlines by Dick and Felix Francis: "Fun if you like horses and racing." They rated it "OK."
Keep reading and tell us what you think.
A Petworth patron couldn't put Life of Objects by Susanne Moore down.
Remember to check the back flap and tell everyone what you thought.
