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    This week Last week  Children's AV - 3 February 2012 (64KB)  Children's fiction - 3 February 2012 (112KB)   Children's non fiction - 3...

    Non-Fiction
    About the Non-Fiction Zone The Non-Fiction Zone is located on the First Floor of the Central Library. Staff at the Non-Fiction desk are there to help you locate and use the resources....

    Fiction and Literature
    About the Fiction and Literature Zone The Fiction and Literature Zone is located on the First Floor of the Central Library - a spacious and relaxing area to visit and browse. Looking for a good book? ...

    Kids at the Library
    Children's new titles This week   Children's AV 3 February 2012 (64KB)  Children's fiction - 3 February 2012 (112KB)  Children's non fiction - 3 February...

    Reading lists
    Library Booklists  50-50 women : The top 50 women writers of the... (138KB)   African voices (55KB) ...

    Adult Learning
    About the Adult Learning collection The Adult Learning collection is part of the World Languages Living Room at Central Library.  It is on the 1st Floor of the Central Library, where the ramp exits into the...

    Seniors
    Welcome to the senior members of our community Many of you will be retired and may have more time to enjoy the facilities the Library has to offer. If you are unfamiliar with the layout or would like any...

    Central Library
    What's on each floor? Floor plans   Map - All Levels (233KB)   Library floor plan (74KB)...

    Assistive devices
    SmartView This magnifier, located in Fiction Zone, is able to magnify images and text up to 35 times. Ideal for those hard-to-read labels or viewing detail in photos.  ...

    NoveList Reader's Advisor
    About this eResource March 2008: NoveList Reader's Advisor has been revamped! Find out about some of the changes here: NoveList changes (33KB)  Attention fiction lovers! Are you...

    Find information
    There are several ways to find what you need: Advisory desks Library catalogue Browse the shelves Electronic resources Advisory desks...

    Book websites
    Book review websites Reviewsofbooks.com BookSpot Guardian Unlimited Books Book Reporter Book Page Radio New Zealand Readers Advisory Book Talk - resources for...

    Internet computers
    Internet and Computer Access Facilities  Public access to the Internet, email, Microsoft Office and media editing software is available on 24 computers located throughout the library. These...

    Borrowing
    Borrow at any branch Use your library card to borrow at the Central Library, any branch, or the Mobile Library bus. There are Branch Libraries in Roslyn, Awapuni, Te Pātikitiki...

    Book groups
    Library Book Groups We have three book groups currently running at the Central Library. Two evening groups and one morning group. Meetings are held on a monthly basis (except January)....

    Literature Resource Center
    About this eResource Rich in biographical, bibliographical, and critical content, the Literature Resource Center is the premier Internet resource for information on literary figures from all time periods writing in...

    Home Library Services
    About the Home Library Service From our door to your door, this service brings the library to you. We believe every member of the community should be able to use our services and collections. We...

    What? / He Aha? Library resources and collections
    The Palmerston North City Library has resources in many formats and to meet a wide range of information needs.  We also have a large collection fiction and literature - novels, short stories,...

    Library charges
    Charges to borrow Books and magazines Free Books on tape/CD and digital audio books Free DVDs and videos in the Sound and Vision Zone $3.00 for one week; sets $6.00...

    Parents and teachers
    Parents and Teachers About the Children's Zone The Children's Zone is a vibrant, colourful and busy area, on the 1st floor of the Central Library. What have we got?...

    Project Manaaki
    Project Manaaki – transforming the Living Room of the City In 1996 the Central Library was moved to our new home, the Living Room of the City.  In 2011 the Living Room will again transform itself....

    eBooks
    You can now download eBooks and audiobooks on the ePukapuka website.  All you need is your library card and a compatible device. Our eBook service is called ePukapuka access ePukapuka...

    Audio Books
    Audio Books are available in 3 different formats: books on CD MP3 CD - a compressed audio file of an entire book on one or two CDs Playaway Digital Audio Books (DABs) - MP3 players...

    Staff contacts
    Library Management Team City Librarian Manager Anthony Lewis  email Anthony  Building and Staff Support Manager Lynne McMillan  email Lynne ...

    The Basement
    Discover The Basement - now at the Youth Space!  Find us on the corner of George Street and Coleman Mall. The Basement is part of the Library's Youth Zone aimed to support...

    Digital Audio Books
    ...now here What is a Digital Audio Book? A digital audio book  is the newest format of audio, combining a wide variety of content with an easy-to-use player all in one small unit. All you have...

    Facilities
    Disabled parking - Meeting Rooms - Parenting Rooms - Photocopiers - Public Telephones - Showers - Toilets Disabled parking Parking is available for those with appropriate parking stickers. This park is...

    Book reviews
    Book Reviews Clarice Bean Spells Trouble by Lauren Child Hi. My name is Grace Waterland. I'm 9 and my school is Riverdale School. This my book review from a book I've have just read. Clarice...

    eResources by subject
    Because we've paid the subscription fees Anyone can use these on our Library computers for free. (If you are on a Library computer use the direct links on the right side of this page.)...

    Full list of eResources
    What is an online eResource? - Online Library eResources terms and conditions of use -  eResources versus printed material - Isn't everything on the Internet anyway? - Searching...