Palisade Public Library

10/19/2020

I am sorry to announce that once again we are closed to the public. We are offering curbside check outs. So please feel free to call me either at the library (308-285-3525) or on my cell (308-737-7448)
Thank you for understanding
Sarah

06/17/2020

We are happy to announce that the library is back open. Hours are Mondays and Wednesdays from 9am to 5 pm. Hope to see you all soon

03/18/2020

Due to Covid-19 the library will be closed to the public. I am sorry for any inconvenience. All fines will be waived for the time we are closed. You can still drop any books off in the book drop. If you have any questions or concerns
you may call me at the library or you may text or call my cell at 308-737-7448.

Thank you
Sarah

03/04/2020

Clive Cussler will be our featured "Author of the Month" for the month of March.

10/30/2019

On Friday November 1st the library will be showing the movie COCO.. Kids of all ages are welcome to come.. We will have popcorn and a drink for them.. I would like to start the movie no later then 7:00 central time...

So come join us at the library on Friday night!!!!

09/25/2019

A Huge Thank You to everyone for making my time here at the Palisade Public Library a dream job! I have never felt so welcome and a part of a community like you have all done for me here. I will miss this beautiful place more than I can express. Definitely happy days have been spent here and I will miss you all! [ 50 more words ]

A Huge Thank You to everyone for making my time here at the Palisade Public Library a dream job! I have never felt so welcome and a part of a community like you have all done for me here. I will …

09/23/2019

Open House cookies and coffee for people to stop in and wish Cindee the best in her retirement. Wednesday, September 25th – from 9:30 – 12:00.

Open House cookies and coffee for people to stop in and wish Cindee the best in her retirement.   Wednesday, September 25th – from 9:30 – 12:00.

07/15/2019

Hello everyone, a quick Thank you to everyone who has supported me through this difficult journey! I truly missed you all and appreciate it very much!! I am working hard on catching up here and should have some new books for you soon. In the meantime please stop in anytime to say hi, and see what we have already! See you soon! Cindee Librarian

Hello everyone, a quick Thank you to everyone who has supported me through this difficult journey! I truly missed you all and appreciate it very much!! I am working hard on catching up here and s…

05/01/2019

NEW BOOKS IN MARCH AND APRIL 2019
March 2019
Adult Fiction
The Fix #3 Memory Man series by David Baldacci
The Malta Exchange #14 Cotton Malone series by Steve Berry
Celtic Empire #25 Dirk Pitt series by Clive Cussler
The Bend in the River by Susan Gibbs
The Coachman by Susan Gibbs
Odd Apocalypse #6 Odd Thomas series by Dean Koontz
Saint Odd #8 Odd Thomas series by Dean Koontz
Connections in Death #48 Eve Dallas by J.D. Robb

Juvenile & Children’s Non Fiction

The Life of Honorable William F. Cody – an autobiography
Let’s go Exploring with Magellan by W. J. Granberg
The Burr-Hamilton Duel July 11, 1804 by Ralph Knight
The Treason of Benedict Arnold, 1780 by Robert Becomes
The Tripolitan War, 1801-1805 by Henry Castor
The Whiskey Rebellion, 1794 by David C. Knight
The First Book of the American Revolution by Richard B. Morris
(Events of the Revolution) George Rogers Clark: War in the West by Susan & John Lee
Skyrockets for the President: A True Story about George Washington and his Grandson by Florence Laughlin
The Story of the Surrender at Yorktown by Zachary Kent

April 2019
Adult Fiction
Memory Man: #1 Amos Decker series by David Baldacci
The Last Mile: #2 Amos Decker series by David Baldacci
The Fallen: #4 Amos Decker series by David Baldacci
Wolf Pack: #19 Joe Pickett series by C. J. Box
Lonestar Secrets #2 Lonestar series by Colleen Coble
Lonestar Homecoming #3 Lonestar series by Colleen Coble
Lonestar Angel #4 Lonestar series by Colleen Coble
Rachel’s Secret: #1 Riverhaven series by B. J. Hoff
Odd Interlude #5 Odd Thomas series by Dean Koonz
Haunted #10 Michael Bennett series by James Patterson
Ambush: #11 Michael Bennett series by James Patterson
Instinct by James Patterson & Howard Roughan
Leverage in Death by J. D. Robb
The Cornwalls are Gone by James Patterson & Brendan DuBois

Adult Non-Fiction
Entertaining and Educating Young Children: Usborne Parents’ Guide by Caroline Young
Teach Your Child to Swim: Usborne Parents’ Guide by Susan Meredith

Juvenile & Children’s Non-Fiction
We Are in a Book: An Elephant & Piggie Book by Mo Willems
The Human Body: A Shine-a-Light Book by Carron Brown by Rachael Saunders
What’s Happening to Me? (for girls) by Susan Meredith (Usborne Book)
What’s Happening to Me? (for boys) by Susan Meredith (Usborne Book))

DVDs
Instant Family

05/01/2019

2019 Nebraska 4-H Summer Reading Program



June 3 – Fueled for Flight
How do astronauts eat in space? What keeps their food from flying around? The food that astronauts eat in space comes in a variety of forms. They also have to be creative in keeping their food on their plate. During this lesson, we will explore how to keep food safe in space and do a taste testing activity.


June 10 – Mission Moon
Ever wonder how it felt when Neil Armstrong took his first step onto the moon in 1969? We will make moon sand to find out! During this lesson we will discover what it is like to live on the moon, explore how astronauts meet their basic needs, and design and create moon stations.


June 17 – Rockets to the Rescue
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be an aerospace engineer? Professional aerospace engineers frequently encounter design challenges when developing, manufacturing and testing aircraft and aerospace products. They must be creative and use their imaginations to best solve problems. During this lesson we will design and build an aerodynamic food transportation device that could deliver a payload of nutritious food to disaster victims.


June 24 – Stories in the Sky
Have you ever looked up in the night sky on a clear night? You probably saw many stars shining brightly. What shapes or patterns have you seen? If you look closely you might be able to see constellations. During this lesson we will explore space, discover myths about where constellations came from, and participate in astronaut challenges.

01/16/2019

Happy January everyone, hope your staying warm & cozy!! Please stop in and get your hibernating book!

Happy January everyone, hope your staying warm & cozy!! Please stop in and get your hibernating book!