Here are two photos of the library. The desks can go up and down
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What The Librarians are reading
- Assassin's Creed : Secret Crusade by Oliver Bowden
- BloodLines by T.K. Roxborogh
- Hand me down world by Lloyd Jones
- Outcast by Sadie Jones
- Purple cane road by James Lee Burke
- The hundred-foot journey by Richard C. Morais
- The last warner woman by Kei Miller
- The mango season by Amulya Malladi
- Trash by Andy Mulligan
About Us
- Matamata Public Library
- Matamata, Waikato, New Zealand
- Nick Vincent is the Head librarian. Alison Thomas is a full-time Librarian. Judith Van Den Broek, Susan Howden, Vicky Sainsbury and Elaine Minett all work part-time.
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- adult fiction (10)
- junior fiction (6)
- young adult fiction (4)
- young readers (4)
- Maori literature (3)
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- thriller (3)
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The counter's ability to be lowered is greatly thought of by the children. They love to be able to see 'over the top'. It also stops them from standing on the bag shelf....a slightly dangerous position. Being of short stature, I like the ability to be able to adjust the counter to my height. Good one Matamata K
ReplyDeleteThe adjustable counter is much appreciated by the children. They love to be able to see 'over the top'. It also helps to stop them from standing on the bag shelf....a slightly dangerous place to stand. Being of short stature myself, I enjoy being able to adjust the counter to my height.
ReplyDeleteGood one Matamata. K