Libraries Blog

16 to 22 May is Dementia Action Week. 
Find support and resources in your local library about dementia and memory loss.

Three poets have been appointed to spend time in three Buckinghamshire Libraries drawing inspiration from their host library, its users and the local woodlands they will compose a collection of original poems connected to each place which will be displayed in and around the library during June to coincide with the Jubilee celebrations.

Buckinghamshire Libraries with Wycombe Wanderers Football Club have teamed up with the Human Library™, to hold an event in High Wycombe Library on Saturday 2 April.

Listen and engage with the life stories of each human ‘book’.  

Unjudge someone.

March is Women’s History Month, a time to celebrate the women who have made and changed our world.

March’s Book of the Month is the powerful bestseller Cilka's Journey by Heather Morris, the sequel to The Tattooist of Auschwitz.

This book chosen as part of Women's History Month which takes place every March.

Coming soon to libraries across Buckinghamshire is 'I Am Bird' a storytelling treasure trail celebrating migration journeys

February’s Book of the Month is the winner of the Polari First Book Prize 2021, A Dutiful Boy by Mohsin Zaidi.

We're marking Holocaust Memorial Day. This year's theme is One Day.

January’s Book of the month is the instant Number One Sunday Times bestseller The Comfort Book by Matt Haig.

Our Books of the Month for December are The Country Village Winter Wedding  and The Christmasaurus.

As we look forward to a new library in Amersham and Buckinghamshire Archives holds the Buckinghamshire History Festival, Buckinghamshire libraries have been looking back at the past.

November’s Book of the month is the Crime Writers Association’s Gold Dagger award winning novel, We begin at the End by Chris Whitaker.