Temora Shire Library

08/04/2026

Thanks for the review Dominique!

RRL Reads: Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte

With the movie recently released there has been a lot of hype about Emily Bronte’s novel, Wuthering Heights, so I was keen to read it again.
For me, a great book is one that stays with me long after I’ve finished reading it. It might be a scene that is carved in my memory for all time or a line that I will always remember. It might be a character. Wuthering Heights is all this for me and more.
The story is slow paced and dark. Blood relations are intertwined and confusing. Racism, class, domestic violence and the inequality of women in the early 19th century are all embedded within the story of the inseparable, yet destructive, relationship between Catherine and Heathcliff.
It would seem impossible to love a book where the characters are so flawed and yet I do.
PS I haven’t yet seen the movie!
-Dominique Heriot, Holbrook Library

Greater Hume Council Libraries

07/04/2026

We have a few spots left for our SCHOOL HOLIDAY ACTIVITIES. Book now to secure your spot (link in our bio) 🙂

06/04/2026

DID YOU KNOW?! Housebound deliveries happen fortnightly or monthly, right from you local Temora library. Please give us a call on 6977 1781 if you are unable to get to the library and would like to sign up for this service.

02/04/2026

Weyward completely swept me up. From the first chapter, I was hooked by the way Emilia Hart moves between Altha, Violet, and Kate—three women living centuries apart yet connected through strength, survival, and something a little magical. Each storyline felt distinct but equally compelling, and every time the perspective shifted I found myself thinking, “Okay, just one more chapter…”

I loved the subtle, nature-based magic threaded through the Weyward family history. It’s not flashy or over-the-top—just this quiet, powerful undercurrent that ties the women to the land and to each other. Even in the darker moments—and there are some tough ones—the book carries so much hope and resilience that it never feels heavy for long.

By the end, I had that rare feeling of closing a book and needing a moment to sit with it. It’s one of those stories I can’t wait to recommend to patrons who love multi-generational plots, strong female leads, or books with a hint of witchy, earthy magic.

01/04/2026

HAPPY EASTER!!

Just a reminder we'll be closing Thursday 5pm for the Easter break, make sure to pop in & grab your reading material before then.

01/04/2026

KNIT & CHAT at Temora Library! We meet the 1st & 3rd Thursday of the month (which just so happens to be tomorrow), at 2pm.

All ages and skill levels are welcome to participate.

Unable to attend or create? Yarn donations are a great way to support our cause!

31/03/2026

Look at those cheerful faces!

Join us from 10am tomorrow (Wednesday 1st April) for BABY BOUNCE ~ rhymes & songs for everyone 😀

30/03/2026

Who's ready for April?!

30/03/2026

Story Time FUN!

Friendly reminder Story Time will be back after the school holidays. First date for Term 2 is Friday 24th April, 2026.

29/03/2026

School holidays are just around the corner (we can almost smell them!) ✨ Don’t forget to lock in your spot for our library holiday activities:

Bookings are essential, open to school-aged kids, and places are limited - so don’t wait, book today!

Secure your spot via the link in our bio 🔗

- Felt Buddies: 10am Thurs 9/4
- Salt Painting: 10am Tues 14/4
- Fruity Cards: 10am Fri 17/4

28/03/2026

🎉 Please join us in congratulating George - WINNER of our KIDS' SUMMER READING CLUB 2025/26 🎉

Enjoy your well deserved prize pack of goodies (including a couple of new books) 😍

Also a massive well done to all our participants, it's a real thrill to see our young people reading and we hope it continues into adulthood!