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Wowbrary is HERE!

What is that interesting ‘Newest Arrivals’ scroll on the right side of our home page? It is the entrance portal to our new service called Wowbrary. What is scrolling in front of you is a sample of the new titles which were purchased last week by the library. Pressing MORE takes you to the listing of all of our new titles.

Wowbrary logo Dunham Public Library is now subscribing to Wowbrary. http://www.wowbrary.org/ Wowbrary allows you to see what new items (books, CDs, DVDs) have been added to the library collection in the last seven days. You receive an email every Wednesday which lists all of the previous week's acquisitions including photos of the covers.

We are among the first in the country to offer our users free Wowbrary email alerts that showcase the library's newest items each week. The alerts feature the latest bestsellers, movies, music CDs, audio books, children's titles, cookbooks, mysteries, travel guides, health books, science fiction and more purchased by the library.

"This is a great new way to enjoy and use your public library more," says Judy Jerome, Library Director. "People are truly amazed when they see in one place just how many great new titles we purchase each week, which they can reserve and borrow at no cost. And we cover all age groups and many diverse interests."

Judy notes that the new Wowbrary alerts are extremely convenient and quickly show what's new, whether checked out or not, all from the convenience of one's home, work, or school computer.

Here's how you sign up: go to the Wowbrary website above and enter your zip code. If you live locally, just use your own zip code. If you live farther afield, you can use this link. Click the radio button for Dunham Public Library. You will enter your email address twice and will then receive an email which will require confirming via a web link. You're then all set.

If you shop for books through Amazon, in the upper right of our Wowbrary home page you will see a little message which reads: "Support the Dunham Public Library for free by clicking here when starting your Amazon shopping." Click there and the Library will receive 6% of everything you spend on Amazon.

Please feel free to contact the library if you have any questions at all.

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