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Registration is required for library programs and begins one month prior to the event.  To register, please call the library branch or visit our programs calendar at www.warrenlibrary.net.  Warren residents have first priority.

The Warren Public Library provides accommodations to individuals with disabilities upon request.  Please contact us at least five days in advance to discuss accommodations for both online and in-person events.




COMING SOON
Summer  Reading Fun at the Warren Public Library
June 4 - August 13, 2022
Patrons of all ages - babies, children, teens, and adults - are invited to join us this summer for our 'Oceans of Possibilities' Summer Reading Club.  Everyone will have a chance to win prizes just by reading.  Enter to win tickets for some great prizes and prize baskets, gift cards, and much more.  Again this year, children who finish Summer Reading will earn free books, and teens who finish will earn scratch-off prize tickets.  Stop by your local library branch or visit www.warrenlibrary.net beginning Saturday, June 4 to sign up.

Eager to get started?  Register online at www.warrenlibrary.net beginning Saturday, May 7 and get a notification when it's time to start logging your reading.

The Warren Public Library's Summer Reading Program is sponsored by the Friends of the Warren Public Library.
Garden Club @ the Burnette Branch Library
10:00 am Wednesdays
May 11, 25; June 8, 22; July 6, 20; August 3, 17, 31; September 14
Burnette Branch Library
All Ages
Join other garden enthusiasts and wannabe enthusiasts every other Wednesday this summer to plant and tend to the raised garden beds behind the library.  No experience is needed.  Drop-ins accepted, but registration is preferred.  Weather permitting.








The Warren Reading Group
Contact the moderator at 586.939.5619 for more information including the location of the discussion.
The Warren Reading Group meets on the second Monday of each month at 6:30 pm.  Book selections are on reserve at the Civic Center Library.  Everyone is welcome.
Upcoming Titles:
May 9 - The Exiles by Christina Baker Kline

Busch Book Group
6:30 pm, 1st Wednesday of each month
Busch Branch Library
Join us in discussing this month's book.  Copies will be available at the circulation desk one month prior to each discussion.  Discussions will be held in the large community room and will be socially distanced.
Upcoming Titles:
May 4 - The Vanishing Half by Brit Bennett
June 1 - This Tender Land by William Kent Krueger
July 6 - The Art of Racing in the Rain by Garth Stein
August 10 - The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry by Rachel Joyce

Adult Programs

Please call the library branch or visit our online calendar at www.warrenlibrary.net to register.

Senior Safety Workshop: Elder Fraud




10:00 am Tuesday, May 10
Civic Center Library
Register online or call 586.751.0770
This workshop, hosted by the Macomb County Prosecutor's Office, will discuss ways in which seniors are targeted and taken advantage of by criminals, how to help prevent these occurrences, and what to do in the event that a senior becomes the victim of a crime.  Free safety materials will be provided.

Magnetic Message Board Craft
6:00 pm, Tuesday, May 10
Burnette Branch Library
Register online or call 586.353.0579
Make a magnetic message board for your home using a pizza pan, scrapbook paper, and ribbon to hang it.

Home Décor Pedestal Tray Craft
6:00 pm Thursday, May 12
Miller Branch Library
Register online or call 586.751.5377
Make a beautiful pedestal tray to add a little charm to your home décor.

An Introduction to Growing Roses
6:00 pm, Thursday, May 12
Civic Center Library
Register online or call 586.751.0770
Roman Kwarcinski, local rose enthusiast, will discuss the various types of roses, what to look for when purchasing them, and provide tips on how to plant and take care of this beautiful flower.

Craft Workshop: Spring Canvas Art
6:00 pm
Wednesday, May 18
Busch Branch Library
Register online or call 586.353.0580
Brighten your home with a charming canvas "BEE" painting.  Please register by May 11.

Spring Painting Craft
6:00 pm, Thursday, May 19
Civic Center Library
Register online or call 586.751.0770
Have you ever wanted to paint a picture but are worried you do not have enough talent?  Never fear.  We have an easy to paint project using acrylic paint on canvas.  Join us as we paint this fun spring tree using simple techniques and supplies.

Surviving the U.S.S. Indianapolis




6:00 pm, Tuesday, May 24
Civic Center Library
Register online or call 586.751.0770
Join us at the library to experience United States Navy veteran Dick Thelen's harrowing account of how he managed to survive after the submarine he was in was torpedoed and sunk by the Japanese during World War II.

Computer Classes

Please call the library branch or visit our online calendar at www.warrenlibrary.net to register.

Hoopla, Freegal, and More - Virtual Program (Zoom)
10:00 am Wednesday, May 11
Hosted by the Miller Branch Library
Register online or call 586.751.5377.  An email address is required to register.
Unlock the potential of your library card.  Learn how you can get eBooks, eAudiobooks, music, movies, and more with hoopla, music with Freegal, and explore some of the databases that the Warren Public offers to cardholders.

Introduction to Computers
9:30 am - 12:30 pm
Saturday, May 21
Burnette Branch Library
Register online or call 586.353.0579
This is a very basic beginning class on using a computer.  Students will learn some computer vocabulary, how to use a mouse, how to create and save a file, how to create a document, and more.


Teen Programs

Please call the library branch or visit our online calendar at www.warrenlibrary.net to register.

WPL Teen Book Box





All Library Branches
Grades 6 to 12
The Warren Public Library is pleased to offer a free book box subscription for teens.  Each box contains 1-2 books and some extra goodies.  Subscriptions are available to teens in grades 6 to 12 with a Warren library card.  Please visit www.warrenlibrary.net/teen-book-boxes/ for more information and to fill out a book preference survey to get started.

Serving Others: Plarn - Take and Make Craft
Busch Branch Library
Grades 7 to 12
Register online or call 586.353.0580
Earn community service hours from home while helping the homeless.  Learn how to recycle plastic grocery bags into plarn (plastic bag yarn) which is used to make sleeping mats.  You will receive one hour of community service for each ball turned in.  A maximum of 2 hours can be earned per month per person.  Pick up a kit at the beginning of the month and turn in by the end of that same month for credit.

Volunteens
2:00 pm Saturday, May 7
Civic Center Library
Ages 10 to 17
Register online or call 586.751.0770
Are you interested in volunteering to improve your community?  Do you need service hours for NHS, Confirmation, or another activity?  Then sign up for this service project at the library.

Make It!: Rainbow in a Jar
3:00 pm, Thursday, May 12
Busch Branch Library
Ages 10 to 17
Register online or call 586.353.0580
Turn salt and chalk into a jar full of color.  Please register by May 5.

Library Scavenger Hunt: Tween Lock-In
6:00 - 8:00 pm
Friday, May 13
Miller Branch Library
Ages 10 to 17
Register online or call 586.751.5377
Join us for an after-hours lock-in while we have free run for a library-sized scavenger hunt.  Compete with your fellow tweens and teens to win a prize and play other games in this evening of fun.  Pizza and pop will be served.

Geek Club
2:00 pm, Saturday, May 21
Civic Center Library
Ages 10 to 17
Register online or call 586.751.0770
Are you a middle or high school student who enjoys things like comics, anime, video games, Kpop, or D&D?  Whatever you stan, Geek Club is the place for you.  Join us for our inaugural meeting.  We will have trivia, video games, and a Super Smash Brothers tournament.

Spectacular CD Weaving - Take and Make Craft
Monday, May 23
Civic Center Library
Ages 10 to 17
Register online or call 586.751.0770
This project can be done simply, but the result is anything but.  Make a few woven CDs and you will begin to see the magic happen.  The options are endless with this awesome craft.

Faux Stained Glass Craft
3:00 pm Wednesday, May 25
Burnette Branch Library
Ages 10 to 17
Register online or call 586.353.0579
Use printed templates, acrylic paint, glue, and a picture frame to create a piece of faux stained glass to hang up in your home.


Children's Programs

Please call the library branch or visit our online calendar at www.warrenlibrary.net to register.

WPL Children's Book Box
All Branches
Grades 3 to 5
The Warren Public Library is excited about our free subscription box program for children in grades three through five.  Each box will contain two library books based on your preferences and one free book to keep.  Boxes will contain fun surprises too.  To sign up you must live in Warren and have a valid Warren Library card.  To sign up for a children's book box, please fill out the online form here.  You will be notified when your box is ready at the library branch you selected.  Happy Reading!

Babies Love Books
Civic Center Library
Under the Age of 2
Pick up a free board book for your little one along with an informational packet of early literacy programs at the library.

Simple STEAM Craftivity Kits: Sun Prints - Take and Make Program
Monday, May 2
Busch Branch Library
Ages 3 to 9
Register online or call 586.353.0580
Pick up a different take-home activity kit each month.  Each kit has a STEAM activity using simple supplies and a craft.  This month's kit features sun prints.

Bird Weaving - Take and Make Craft
Monday, May 2
Burnette Branch Library
Ages 3 to 9
This week's craft will be using weaving to make a beautiful springtime bird.  Stop by the library this week to pick up your craft kit.

Mother's Day Crafts





Civic Center Library
Wednesday, May 4
Ages 3 to 9
Register online or call 586.751.0770
Create a special gift for your mom, grandma, aunt, or other special person you would like to celebrate on Mother's Day.

Busch Branch Library
2:30-4:00 pm Saturday, May 7
All Ages
Stop by to create a beautiful card for Mom, Grandma, or other special lady.  No registration is required for this drop-in program.

Free Comic Book Day
Saturday, May 7
All Library Branches
All Ages
Stop by the library for a free comic book.  Comics will be available for children and teens while supplies last.

Team STEAM
 
10:00-11:30 am Saturday, May 7
Busch Branch Library
Ages 5 to 9
Drop by to experiment with some techy things such as Dash and Dot robots, littleBits, Snap Circuits, and more.

Paper Bag Kite - Take and Make Craft
Monday, May 9
Burnette Branch Library
Ages 3 to 9
Decorate a paper bag, attach a string, and you have a kite to fly.  Stop by the library this week to pick up your craft kit.

Bouncing Bunny Cup - Take and Make Craft
Wednesday, May 11
Civic Center Library
Grades K to 5
Register online or call 586.751.0770
Stop in to pick up this take home craft to make a bouncing spring bunny from paper cups, paper, and rubber bands.

Fairy Garden
6:30 pm Thursday, May 12
Miller Branch Library
Ages 4 to 10
Register online or call 586.751.5377
Let's get creative and design a fairy garden to enjoy outside this spring.

Fun with Folklore: Tall Tales
10:00 am Saturday, May 14
Burnette Branch Library
Ages 5 to 10
Children will learn about tall tales, hear a few tales, and then work together to write a tale of their own.

Planting on the Patio
2:00-4:00 pm
Saturday, May 14
Civic Center Library
Ages 3 to 9
Register online or call 586.751.0770
Stop by the library to plant some seeds in the library garden.

3D Paper Tree - Take and Make Craft
Monday, May 16
Burnette Branch Library
Ages 3 to 9
May 16th is "Love a Tree Day".  To celebrate, we will make a 3D paper tree.  Stop by the library this week to pick up your craft kit.

Spring Animals with MetroParks
6:30 pm Wednesday, May 18
Civic Center Library
Ages 0 to 12
Register online or call 586.751.0770
What do your favorite Great Lakes creatures do in the spring?  Children of all ages can join us to learn from a wildlife interpreter from the Metroparks and see some live animals.  This program will take place outside the Civic Center Library on the south side of the building.  Bring a blanket or outdoor chair.

Play & Learn Tiny Tots: Animals
10:00 am
Friday, May 20
Miller Branch Library
Ages 1 to 5
Register online or call 586.751.5377
Join us for different sensory stations, games, and crafts all relating to animals.

It's a Turtle - Take and Make Craft
Monday, May 23
Burnette Branch Library
Ages 3 to 9
For World Turtle Day (May 23) we will make an adorable turtle.  Stop by the library this week to pick up your craft kit.

Fairy Houses
6:30 pm
Wednesday, May 25
Busch Branch Library
Ages 3 to 9
Register online or call 586.353.0580
If you are hoping that a fairy or an elf will visit you as the weather warms up, join us to decorate some tiny homes for them.

Chick-it-Out Hatching Program
6:00 pm
Thursday, May 26
Miller Branch Library
All Ages
Register online or call 586.751.5377
The eggs are back!  Once again, the Miller Branch Library will house chicken eggs and watch them hatch and grow into adorable chicks.  Join us for a presentation from the Huron-Clinton Metroparks to learn about chick development and hatching.  The eggs will then incubate at the Miller Branch Library for three weeks or so until they hatch.  We will have another program on Thursday, June 23, to say good-bye to the chicks as they leave for the farm.








Please call the library branch or visit our online calendar at www.warrenlibrary.net to register.

Baby Lapsit (Ages 0 to 12 months)
2:00 pm, Wednesdays
March 23 - May 4
Miller Branch Library
Join us for a special story time for the littlest ones.  There will be stories, rhymes, songs, and a chance to play.  This is a great opportunity for parents to meet other parents.

Book Tots (Ages 1 to 3)
10:00 am, Fridays
March 25 - May 6
Miller Branch Library
Join us for a fun and interactive story time.  We will hear stories, sing songs, and have plenty of movement for young children.  There will also be a time to play and a simple craft offered.

Family Storytime
6:30 pm, Mondays
March 21 - May 2
Busch Branch Library
or
6:30 pm Thursdays
March 24 - May 5
Burnette Branch Library
The entire family is invited to join us at the library for stories, songs, rhymes, and more.  While children of all ages are welcome, stories are chosen for ages 4 to 8.
Did you know?

The library is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week through its virtual branch.  Visit www.warrenlibrary.net to:
  • Renew items
  • Reserve/request items
  • Register for library programs
  • Check your library account
  • Download ebooks, eaudiobooks, music, digital magazines, movies and more
  • Use library databases for homework, job searches, business, consumer reports & much more
You may receive text message notifications.
Stop in and register to receive notifications of overdues, holds, and any bill notices through text messages sent to your mobile device.

In a hurry and do not want to wait in line...
  • Civic Center and Miller Branch libraries offer self check stations for your convenience.
  • You may pay library fines online.
Additional services available at your local library:
  • All Warren branches offer fax and scanning services - only $1.00 for the first page and $.25 for each additional page.
  • USB drives are available for purchase at all library branches for $5.00.
  • Earbuds are available for purchase at all library branches for $1.00.
  • Non-resident daily Internet guest passes may be purchased for $2.00 per day with valid identification and can be used at any Warren branch.
  • Mobile hotspots are available for checkout by Warren residents.
  • Laptop computers with mobile hotspot are available for checkout by Warren residents at the Busch and Burnette Branch Libraries.
  • Musical instruments are available for checkout at the Busch Branch Library.
  • Motorized scooter is available at the Civic Center Library for in-house use.
  • Motorized wheelchair is available at the Miller Branch Library for in-house use.
  • Automatic renewals are available on materials checked out.  Renewable items (i.e. materials without holds and non-rental items) will be renewed two days prior to the due date.  Items that will not renew include any item with a hold and rental DVDs.  Warren items will renew two times.  Please check your account online or contact the library for verification of due dates on your items.
  • Materials not available locally from the Suburban Library Cooperative can be ordered through the state-wide MeLCat system at www.mel.org.
The Civic Center Library has a World Languages collection featuring:
  • Albanian
  • Arabic
  • Chinese
  • French
  • German
  • Gujarati
  • Hindi
  • Italian
  • Macedonian
  • Polish
  • Russian
  • Spanish
  • Ukrainian
  • Vietnamese
The Busch Branch Library has a World Languages collection featuring:
  • Bengali
  • Urdu

Locations & Hours

Library Closures
The Warren Public Library will be closed May 28-30 for the Memorial Day holiday.

Civic Center Library
1 City Square
586-751-0770

Mon: 12 pm - 8 pm
Tue: 9 am - 8 pm
Wed: 12 pm - 8 pm
Thu: 9 am - 8 pm
Fri: 9 am - 5 pm
Sat: 9 am - 5 pm

Miller Branch Library
5460 Arden
586-751-5377

Mon: 9 am - 5 pm
Tue: 12 pm - 8 pm
Wed: 9 am - 5 pm
Thu: 12 pm - 8 pm
Fri: 9 am - 5 pm
Sat: 9 am - 5 pm

Busch Branch Library
23333 Ryan
586-353-0580

Mon: 12 pm - 8 pm
Tue: 9 am - 5 pm
Wed: 12 pm - 8 pm
Thu: 9 am - 5 pm
Fri: 9 am - 5 pm
Sat: 9 am - 5 pm

Burnette Branch Library
23345 Van Dyke
586-353-0579

Mon: 9 am - 5 pm
Tue: 12 pm - 8 pm
Wed: 9 am - 5 pm
Thu: 12 pm - 8 pm
Fri: 9 am - 5 pm
Sat: 9 am - 5 pm
***NEW***
Telescopes Available for Checkout

As a NASA@ My Library partner, the Warren Public Library received four circulating telescopes through grant funding and a generous donation from the Grosse Pointe Public Library.  In partnership with the Warren Astronomical Society, the libraries will offer telescope events throughout the year, as well as the opportunity to check out the telescope and use it to view the night sky at home.  Each Warren Public Library branch has a telescope for Warren residents to check out with a valid library card.  A telescope may be checked out to Warren residents ages 18 years or older for 7 days with no renewals.  Each household can check out a telescope once every thirty days.  Visit any Warren Public Library branch for more information.

The Library Telescope program is a national initiative that began in 2008 to give greater access to telescopes and to check them out at public libraries, just as books are checked out.
 
 

1000 Books Before Kindergarten

Warren Public Library's "1000 Books Before Kindergarten" program encourages families to read 1000 books with their children before they begin kindergarten.  Numerous studies estimate that as many as one in five children have difficulties learning to read.  Reading has been associated as an early indicator of academic success.  Public formal education does not typically start until ages 5 to 6.  Before then parents and caregivers are the first education providers during the 0-5 early critical years.  The 1000 Books Before Kindergarten challenge is a simple and very manageable endeavor.  If you read 3 books every night for one year, you will have read 1095 books.  Parents can stop by any Warren Public Library branch to receive a packet of information to keep track of the books that they read to their child.  Participants will earn special incentives along the way as they work towards the goal of 1000 books, such as a tote bag, free book, and stickers.  Children who complete the program will receive an award certificate and get to add their name to the "Wall of Readers".
 
Laptop Computers Available for Checkout









The Busch and Burnette Branch Libraries have laptop computers that can be checked out by Warren residents FREE OF CHARGE.  Each laptop comes with a mobile hotspot to provide free Internet access and has Microsoft Office Suite and Zoom app installed.  Laptops may be checked out to Warren residents ages 18 years or older for 7 days with one automatic renewal.  A valid Warren library card that was created at least 3 full months prior to checkout and current identification such as a driver's license, passport, or military photo ID are required at checkout.  This project is funded (in part) with a Library Services and Technology Act grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services administered by the Library of Michigan.
 


 
Mobile Hotspots Available for Checkout
Wi-Fi Mobile Hotspots are available for checkout at ALL Warren Public Library branches FREE OF CHARGE.  With this easy to use device, you can connect your smartphone, tablet, laptop or other Wi-Fi enabled device and have Internet connectivity wherever you are.  Mobile Hotspots may be checked out to Warren residents ages 18 years or older for 7 days with one automatic renewal.  A valid Warren library card and current identification such as a driver's license or Michigan state i.d. are required at checkout.  Stop by one of our libraries today and ask about this exciting service.
 
Coronavirus Resources
 
Due to the unprecedented response to the coronovirus pandemic, we will be maintaining lists of resources to help you find information about COVID-19, educational resources, library resources, and more.  Check our website often as these lists are updated as information becomes available.
Electronic Resources

Warren Public Library cardholders are encouraged to use our electronic resources.


Movies, TV episodes, Graphic Novels, eAudiobooks, and more available with hoopla
**You can check out 6 items per month**
With hoopla, you can check out a variety of content, including eBooks, eAudiobooks, digital music, streaming movies, and digital graphic novels.  The best part about hoopla: there are no holds - if you see something in the catalog, you can immediately check it out.  And like all digital content, there are no late fees.  All of this content is available 24/7 to Warren Public Library cardholders.  To access hoopla, click here.



Freegal - Streaming and Downloadable Music
Freegal Music is a free music service from your library.  The catalog includes over 16 million songs, millions of albums, hundreds of curated playlists, and the ability to create your own playlists.  In total, the collection is comprised of music from 40,000+ labels with music that originates in 100+ countries.  From today's hottest and newest music to classical and jazz.  Free apps are available in the App Store and Google Play.  You will need your Warren Public Library card number and PIN to access Freegal.  Click here to go to our Freegal page.​








Download eBooks, eAudiobooks, and Digital Magazines using OverDrive or the Libby App
Download eBooks, eAudiobooks, and digital magazines to your computer through OverDrive or mobile device using the Libby App.  OverDrive works with a variety of devices including PCs and Macs, iPads, iPhones, Android phones, Nooks, Kindles, and more.  You must have a valid Warren Public Library card to use OverDrive.  Click here to go to our OverDrive page.​



Databases Available For
Warren Public Library
Cardholders

BookFlix Database for Children
The Warren Public Library has subscribed to a fun new reading program that children can access from home.  Scholastic BookFlix is an online literacy resource that pairs classic animated stories from Weston Woods with thematically aligned nonfiction ebooks from Scholastic to build a love of reading and learning.  This engaging digital resource for children in grades PreK-3 will help early readers develop and practice essential reading skills, and introduce them to a world of knowledge and exploration.
BookFlix includes:
  • Classic animated stories, each paired with a related nonfiction ebook
  • Spanish language versions
  • Read-aloud supports so students can hear each book narrated, and also hear definitions of key words and directions for each activity
  • Educational puzzles so children can show what they have learned
  • Safe, age-appropriate web links selected by Scholastic's editors so kids can extend their learning on a topic
  • Meet the Creator section to learn more about each fiction book
Scholastic BookFlix is specifically created to support non-, beginning, and reluctant readers - it's the perfect resource for independent reading practice at school and at home.  To access BookFlix, click here.

Consumer Reports.org
Access subscription-level content from the website of this leading consumer products review magazine.  Includes access to content from ConsumerReports.org and also ConsumerReportsHealth.org.  You can log into this database at home using your Warren Public Library card.  To access Consumer Reports.org click here.

Creativebug
The Warren Public Library is excited to announce that Warren Public Library cardholders now have access to our newest resource, Creativebug.  Creativebug features thousands of online art and craft classes taught by expert instructors.  Login to Creativebug and create an account with your library card number.  You will then be able to access classes on knitting, quilting, painting, and much more.  Watch the classes anytime, anywhere.  Since the classes never expire, you can start and stop projects at your own pace.  No pressure, just possibilities.  To access Creative bug click here.

Global Road Warrior
A comprehensive country cultural database featuring in-depth information on 175 countries such as:  culture and society, food and recipes, music, travel information and advisories, and much more.  You can log into this database at home using your Warren Public Library card.  To access Global Road Warrior click here.

Mango Languages
The Warren Public is excited offer Warren residents with a Warren Public Library card Mango Languages.  This award-winning language learning platform engages learners of all levels with the tools necessary to learn languages including vocabulary, grammar, pronunciation, culture, comprehension, and retention.  With Mango Languages, Warren Public Library patrons have access to over 70 world languages, more than 20 ESL/ELL courses, listening and reading activities, grammar and culture insights, assessments and chapter recaps, personal review, study reminders, and more.  To access Mango Languages click here.

Did you know?  Tutor.com can help you get your homework done, write your paper, or study for your test so that you can get back to your life.  If you are getting frustrated, Tutor.com can help you get unstuck.  Students and parents can get help with any kind of academic question in math, science, English, social studies, and writing.  Expert tutors work with students in kindergarten through 12th grade and can even help with AP®-level and intro-level college coursework.  Connecting with a tutor is easy.  You just need your library card number, PIN, and any Internet-connected device.  Visit our Tutor.com site today.

Additional databases can be found by clicking here or visiting the database page found under the Research tab of the library's website.

Friends

The Friends bookstore located at 5961 Beebe Street (north of 13 Mile Road) is open with the following restrictions:

1.  Wearing a face mask while in the store is recommended.
2.  Everyone is asked to respect each other by staying at least 6 feet apart.
Items for sale include used hardbound and paperback books, CDs, videos, etc. for all ages.  Proceeds benefit the Warren Public Library.

Bookstore Hours
9:00 am - 12:00 pm
Friday, May 6
Friday, May 13
Friday, May 20 - Bookbag Sale
Saturday, May 21 - Bookbag Sale
Friday, May 27

The Friends have a website:  
https://friendsofwarrenlib.wixsite.com/booklovers
where you can learn about the Friends, print a membership application, get information about the book store, and read interesting tid bits about reading.  Please visit the site today.

Join the Friends
For a small donation you can become a member of the Friends of the Warren Public Library.  To join, simply click here to get the application, fill it out and turn it in at the book store or any of our library branches.

The Friends Kids Club
If you are between the ages of 0 - 13 you can join the Friends of the Warren Public Library for just $1.00 per year. Once you turn in your completed application along with your $1.00, you will be given a special Kids Club card. Bring this card with you whenever you visit the bookstore and you will get up to 12 free children's books a year.  To join, simply click here to print the membership form, fill it out and turn it in at the book store or any of our library branches.

The Friends have a Facebook page
Check it out at www.facebook.com/FriendsoftheWarrenPublicLibrary.

Support the Friends of the Warren Public Library by shopping at Kroger or Amazon.com.  See instructions below.

Kroger
You can register your Kroger card and a portion of your purchases will be donated to the Friends of the Warren Public Library.  Your card must be renewed every year.  If you have not done so, please log into your account and renew your commitment.  To register your card, please do the following:
1.  Go to Kroger.com
2. Look for the tab labeled community (at the bottom of the page).
3. Click on community rewards.
4, Follow the prompts to either create an account or login to your account.
5. Make sure you select Friends of the Warren Public Library as your charitable organization.

Amazon Smile
You can support the Friends of the Warren Public Library by using the Amazon Smile program.  Visit the Amazon Smile website at smile.amazon.com, type in Friends of the Warren Public Library as your charitable organization, select the one in Warren, MI and start shopping.  The AmazonSmile Foundation will donate 0.5% of the purchase price to the Friends.
 
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