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Next to JCPenney on the upper floor, this is a full-service location of FVRLibraries. Our mission: T

10/30/2026

Welcome back to ! (Or should we call it Boookface?) Today we're featuring Curious About Halloween by Erin Silver.

10/29/2026

All libraries will be closed today for staff training. We'll reopen on Friday for regular hours. See you then!

10/28/2026

It's true! Libraries are here for you to use a computer and printer if you need to get the voter's pamphlet online, check your ballot status, find a ballot return box, or get and print a replacement ballot. That includes all FVRLibraries locations, too. Thank you to NCW Libraries and Washington State Elections for the library shoutout!
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10/28/2026

All libraries will be closed on Thursday, October 29, for a staff training day. We'll see you at the library on Friday!

10/28/2026

It's U.S. Media Literacy Week. Media literacy is the ability to access, analyze, evaluate, create, and act using all forms of communication. We've created a list of library materials for all ages to assist with becoming a more informed user of the information and messages that are around us all the time. Find the right items for you at https://ow.ly/shQR5101zvb.

10/26/2026

Voting information straight from a champion! You'll find ballot return box locations and you can track your ballot status on VoteWa.gov. Score the touchdown on November 3 (or before)!

10/26/2026

Welcome back to Question of the Week! This week's question is...

Has a book ever scared you or given you nightmares?

Kendrick: "To the best of my recollection, no book has ever scared me, exactly, much less left me with nightmares. It could be due in part to my fascination with the macabre, which tends to drown out most, if not all, feelings of fear and disgust I may have. There have been plenty of books which left me unsettled or upset upon completion, but not many have gone beyond that. The only example that comes to mind of a title that did more than just unsettle me was Stephen King’s Revival (I know, I know, I’m sure I sound like a broken record by now). While the majority of the plot was simply unsettling, the ending was particularly horrifying and it has stuck in my mind for the six or so years since reading it (I’ll give a fair warning for spoilers now). The plot follows a well-loved minister (though he is not the main character) who has a strange obsession with what happens after death and healing through electricity. He is able to successfully heal others of myriad ailments, and by the end of the book he believes that, through the power of this electricity, he can bring someone back from the dead in order to figure out what the afterlife may look like. The scene in which he does this is bleak and exceedingly dark, and, on top of the already distressing concept of this revival, we discover that the reality waiting beyond death is a horrifying wasteland in which souls are endlessly tormented by unimaginable, ant-like monstrosities that serve unfathomable eldritch beings. The once-minister is so shocked and horrified that he, himself, dies. The main character, who was a witness to this, flees and spends the rest of his life knowing exactly what is waiting for him at the end. Trying to imagine what that would be like is what was particularly distressing to me, enough so that I will remember the vivid imagery long into the future, I’m sure."

Now it's your turn! We look forward to hearing from you!

10/24/2026

Welcome back to !

Kendrick's pick: the Final Destination movies

"In the spirit of spooky season, I have to mention one of my favorite movie series of all time: Final Destination. I have been watching and rewatching these films ever since I was a teenager, obsessed with the incredibly unlikely Rube Goldberg-esque fates that befall each character. I think that the reason I like them so much isn’t because of the excessive gore or the loose horror aspects, but because of how unapologetic the movies are. They don’t take themselves too seriously and have no shame of what they’re doing, and I feel like the fun they had making the movie comes through clearly in the final product. They know what they are and are proud of it, and it just makes the films plain fun to watch. While the first has a special place in my heart as the introduction to the series, I am also incredibly fond of the most recent movie, Final Destination: Bloodlines. It was so nice to have the nostalgia of the first movies with an exciting new concept twist on the original concept. I will admit that it scared me a little bit, however. Not necessarily directly after the movie, but I went and saw it in theaters and, the next day, while I was waiting in the TSA line for a flight home, I noticed a single penny sitting solemnly on the carpet just a few feet away…"

10/23/2026

Looking for some great indoor trick-or-treating? Head to Vancouver Mall on Halloween day between 1 and 5 pm. We'll be there with a table, a fun takeaway, and an opportunity for families to sign up for library cards.

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10/23/2026

Welcome back to ! Today we're featuring Una Gran Chica, the Spanish-language version of Big Girl by Danielle Steel.

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8700 NE Vancouver Mall Drive, Suite 285
Vancouver, WA
98662

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Monday	11am - 7pm
Tuesday	11am - 7pm
Wednesday	11am - 7pm
Thursday	11am - 7pm
Friday	11am - 6pm
Saturday	10am - 6pm
Sunday	11am - 6pm

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