Prince George's County Memorial Library System

Prince George's County Memorial Library System We build relationships that support discovery by providing = access to opportunities and experiences.

PGCMLS has 19 library branch locations and numerous services offered through the website, pgcmls.info. Visit the Online Library for downloadable ebooks, audiobooks, music, and magazines. Explore online tutoring, language learning and reader's advisory services. Visit library branches for storytimes, book discussions, computer classes, and other enriching, engaging, and illuminating events. Talk to

information staff for advice on what to read next, instruction on using different resources, and assistance with discovering answers to your research questions. Check out the library's website, www.pgcmls.info, for more information about the many services provided by PGCMLS.

06/18/2026

Not pictured: Physically turning on individual PCs each morning, shaking random receipts and school notes out of returned books, and sorting hundreds of dinosaur fidget toys to give away as registration prizes for Summer Prince George’s 2026 (Kickoff Week starts Monday, June 22!)

🎬 Discover stories of resilience, justice, and community in Kanopy’s Juneteenth film collection. Watch now, free with yo...
06/18/2026

🎬 Discover stories of resilience, justice, and community in Kanopy’s Juneteenth film collection. Watch now, free with your library card: kanopy.com/category/49307

06/17/2026

The Prince George's County Office of Human Rights and the Prince George's County Memorial System are excited to welcome back author Natasha Lester for a virtual conversation about her new novel, "The Chateau on Sunset."

About "The Chateau on Sunset"

A sheltered young woman living at the Chateau Marmont falls under the spell of a scandalous, secretive man as all of Hollywood’s glamour swirls around her—a stunning feminist reimagining of Jane Eyre from the New York Times bestselling author of "The Paris Seamstress."

“A clever, compelling midcentury Gothic . . . a can’t-miss read for the madwoman in all of us.”—Layne Fargo, bestselling author of The Favorites

In 1957, newly orphaned Aria Jones is sent to live with her aunt, a fading star who hides away in Hollywood’s infamous Chateau Marmont. There, two aspiring actresses, Calliope and Flitter, take the grieving Aria under their wing.

But the Marmont isn’t meant for small girls with big hearts, and Aria’s first few nights reveal an insidious secret that continues to haunt her as she grows up in the hotel’s halls, where the bright lights of Hollywood cast even darker shadows. If Aria can just stay invisible and invite no trouble as she saves money, then she can leave the Marmont and live life on her own terms—alone but free.

Her carefully laid plans fall apart when the hotel is bought by Theo Wi******er, a reclusive rock star turned unexpected caretaker of his daughter, Adele, and unlike any man Aria has met before. To earn the last bit of money she needs to escape, Aria becomes Adele’s tutor, which brings Aria closer to Theo and ignites a passion she never expected.

Suddenly, Aria finds herself wondering if she still wants to remain invisible—and if inviting trouble is a risk she’s willing to take to pursue what she truly desires.

~From the Publisher

Natasha Lester is the New York Times bestselling author of "The Paris Seamstress," "The Paris Orphan," and "The Paris Secret," and a former marketing executive for L’Oréal. Her novels have been international bestsellers and are translated into twenty-one different languages and published all around the world. When she’s not writing, she loves collecting vintage fashion, practicing the art of fashion illustration, and traveling the world. Natasha lives with her husband and three children in Perth, Western Australia.

The Library will be closed Friday, June 19, in observance of Juneteenth. // La biblioteca estará cerrada el viernes 19 d...
06/17/2026

The Library will be closed Friday, June 19, in observance of Juneteenth. // La biblioteca estará cerrada el viernes 19 de junio, en observancia de Juneteenth.

06/17/2026

when you sit next to each other in the office and your brains become one 👯‍♀️

This June, the Library has been celebrating   with fun programs including a special one at the South Bowie Branch Librar...
06/17/2026

This June, the Library has been celebrating with fun programs including a special one at the South Bowie Branch Library's recurring “Homeschool Hangout” program. Attendees listened and learned about notable Black artists and music styles while painting fun creations! Check out some fun photos! 🎨 🎶

06/16/2026

This spring, grab your favorite lunch at noon and tune in to virtual conversations with the Prince George’s County Office of Human Rights and the Prince George’s County Memorial Library System on topics from repairing the effects of racial injustice to fighting for equitable access to recovering from exile and loss. Let’s learn together!

Lunch and Learn returns with special guest J.J. Green in conversation with the Prince George's County Office of Human Rights and the Prince George's County Memorial Library System discussing his book, "The Noise War: How to Fight Disinformation and Find the Truth When Everything Is Lying to You."

About the Book:

"The Noise War: How to Fight Disinformation and Find the Truth When Everything Is Lying to You" is a field manual for a world where facts are under siege and lies travel faster than light. Written by veteran national security correspondent J.J. Green, it distills two decades of frontline reporting from Kabul to Kyiv, from the Pentagon to the digital frontiers of influence warfare, into a clear, practical guide for journalists, policymakers, educators, and citizens determined to defend truth in an era of synthetic media and algorithmic manipulation.

In 2025, when AI-generated deepfakes can spark wars, SIM farms can hijack national communications in minutes, and disinformation campaigns can fracture democracies, this book is both a warning and a weapon. It exposes how “flood the zone” tactics, once perfected by autocrats, now undermine elections, institutions, and public trust in the United States. Through vivid real-world cases, strategic analysis, and ready-to-use toolkits, The Noise War shows how to identify, contain, and neutralize disinformation before it takes root.

From pre-bunking to collective journalistic defense, from narrowing the firehose to demanding algorithmic accountability, this handbook transforms complex threats into actionable strategies. Its message is urgent and empowering: truth can still win, but only if we learn to fight for it. The Noise War equips readers to recognize manipulation, resist exhaustion, and rebuild the shared reality that democracy depends on. In a century defined by information warfare, it is not just a guidebook. It is a survival manual for the truth.

J.J. Green is the national security correspondent at WTOP radio, in Washington, DC. He’s also the host of Global with JJ Green on YouTube. He reports daily on international security, intelligence, foreign policy, terrorism, and cyber developments and provides regular on-air analysis on both radio and TV. Green hosts the weekly podcast Target USA, which examines the threats facing the US. He also hosts the weekly broadcast program The Hunt, and conducts in-depth interviews with experts on ISIS, al-Qaida, the Taliban and other emerging terror threats. He has been embedded with the US military three times in war zones. He’s traveled to 55 countries to cover stories. Green was awarded an honorary doctorate by Champlain College in Burlington, Vermont in 2023 for his outstanding accomplishments in journalism. He is the recipient of the 2017 Gerald R. Ford Presidential Foundation award for Distinguished Reporting on National Defense for his series Anatomy of a Russian Attack. He has also received a National Edward R. Murrow Award in 2009 for his national security reporting.

"Glow & Grow" — an empowering program for teens, combines mental wellness, decision-making, and personal health educatio...
06/16/2026

"Glow & Grow" — an empowering program for teens, combines mental wellness, decision-making, and personal health education to support participants in making safe, informed choices. Attendees will engage in real-talk discussions and receive access to optional confidential resources, including health education and screenings in a supportive, judgment-free environment.

Info & registration: https://ow.ly/Iupt50ZbRkP

Throughout the month of June, PGCMLS will host an array of programming and events in observance of   and  . Juneteenth, ...
06/15/2026

Throughout the month of June, PGCMLS will host an array of programming and events in observance of and .

Juneteenth, a national holiday on June 19, commemorates the end of slavery in the United States. All PGCMLS branches will be closed in observance of the holiday on Friday, June 19, but both before and after, the community is invited to the Library to learn more about the history of the holiday, and to celebrate its principles of self-determination, citizenship, and democracy.

Check out programs happening this week! And, for a full line up of Black Heritage programs, visit: pgcmls.info/black-heritage

Pride month is in full swing at the Library! There are several book discussions this week featuring LGBTQ+ titles. Join ...
06/15/2026

Pride month is in full swing at the Library! There are several book discussions this week featuring LGBTQ+ titles. Join us!

“The Third Rainbow Girl” by Emma Copley Eisenberg
Monday, June 15 at 12 pm | Upper Marlboro Branch Library

Solidarity Stories: “Woodworking”
Tuesday, June 16 at 6:30 pm | miXt Food Hall

Book Discussion: “Felix Ever After” by Kacen Callender*
Wednesday, June 17 at 6 pm | Accokeek Branch Library

“Emperor of Gladness” by Ocean Vuong
Wednesday, June 17 at 6:30 pm | Virtual Event

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