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We love to see families reading together. Our staff has created a list of our favorite scary books for kids. Find the link #ScaryBooksForKids #KidsBooks #ChildrensBooks #KidsLit in our bio. What's a favorite at your house? by @fvrlibraries

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Our staff from across FVRLibraries' territory has contributed their favorite scary books and films for adults, teens, and kids. Find links in our bio and see what keeps your library staff awake at night. by @fvrlibraries

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Banned Books Week, starting today, is an annual event that spotlights the freedom to read and draws attention to the harms of censorship. The books that have been challenged most in the U.S. cover a range of subject matters. Some may surprise you. We've put together a list in our catalog of the most challenged and banned titles of the 21st Century, as collected by the American Library Association. Find the link in our bio. #LetBooksBe #BannedBooksWeek by @fvrlibraries

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There was a full house at the kickoff to the 47th Annual Artists of the Gorge Exhibit tonight in Stevenson. The opening reception was filled with music, art, conversation, and refreshments, compliments of Friends of Stevenson and North Bonneville Community Libraries. The exhibit is open during library hours through October 30 at Stevenson Community Library. An online exhibit will be available soon at the link in bio. by @fvrlibraries

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Welcome, October! Autumn leaves on pavement. I'm so glad I live in a world where there are Octobers. From Anne of Green Gables. by @fvrlibraries

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With FVRLibraries' Experience Pass, you can get passes to popular attractions like Lan Su Chinese Garden, Pittock Mansion, Columbia Gorge Museum, and more. Thing #135 you can do with your library card: get free passes to museums and attractions. by @fvrlibraries

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Don't miss a very special event: La Ratoncita Presumida, a puppet show about a vain little mouse, at Cascade Park Community Library tomorrow. Can't make it tomorrow? Find another performance at the link in our bio. by @fvrlibraries

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It may be corny, but it’s true – Red Cross would be lost without donors like you! Find your way in to give blood Oct. 19-Nov. 22, 2026, and they’ll say thanks with a $10 Amazon Gift Card by email PLUS 200 bonus points toward a-maze-ing Blood Donor Rewards! And, for Diabetes Awareness Month in November, get a free A1C test. Learn more at the link in our bio. by @fvrlibraries

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We will once again be a donation site for Share of Vancouver's annual Seats and Feets drive this October. There will be blue bins at Cascade Park and Three Creeks Community Libraries for new underwear, socks, and diapers for those in need. by @fvrlibraries

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Happy #InternationalRabbitDay! We've created a list of rabbit-related reading for all ages to hop into. Some are available as eBooks if you want instant grabbitification. Grab some veggies and enjoy reading about these fascinating lagomorphs. Find the list in our bio. by @fvrlibraries

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Today is #NationalBluebirdOfHappinessDay! We just learned of this today and we're not sure if this is just one special bluebird or all bluebirds who qualify for the happy title. What we do know is that FVRLibraries territory is home to the Bluebird Capital of the World. Yes, Bickleton, Washington holds that distinction. It's also home to the Bickleton Carousel Museum (free by booking with our Experience Pass in advance), and is on the FVRLibraries bookmobile route. So many things to be famous for! Peak time to see the bluebirds is Mid-May through June, but our bookmobile visits year-round. #BickletonWA #KlickitatCounty by @fvrlibraries

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At 98, Abner Gaston Jr., an African American Texas native who learned to read in segregated schools, completed the San Diego Public Library's summer reading challenge for the second year running, enjoying favorites like "Green Eggs and Ham" alongside a room full of elementary schoolers. He earned his certificate and already promised he'll be back to do it again at 99, proof that the joy of learning has no age limit. What an inspiration he must be for the kids. We hope he completes the program for many more summers! #LibraryLife
Thanks, everythinglibraries by @fvrlibraries

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