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And we go on by Will R. Bird (1891-1984)
The walking dead by Robert Kirkman
A heart revealed by Josi S. Kilpack
Vi by Kim Thâuy
Year of yes by Shonda Rhimes
The inconvenient Indian by Thomas King, (1943-)
The house of Hades by Rick Riordan
Batman by Marie Lu, (1984-)
USA
Umami by Laia Jufresa (1983-)
The coroner
The reckoning on Cane Hill by Steve Mosby
Lord of the privateers by Stephanie Laurens
Cold-hearted rake by Lisa Kleypas
Man of the year by Lou Cove

Programs, Events, Services and Recommendations

May We Suggest

May We Suggest

Just like you, our staff have a variety of likes and interests, so if you're stuck looking for your next book, you can ask us.

Engage KFPL

Engage KFPL

Stay informed about all of the active projects at the library, like the Central Branch renovation, at the new Engage KFPL community portal.

Museum & Park Passes

Museum and Park Passes

Adventure awaits! Borrow passes for free or discounted admission to several museums, provincial parks and conservation areas. All passes may be borrowed for one week and can be reserved in the library catalogue. 

The Poetry Blackboard

The Poetry Blackboard

The Poetry Blackboard showcases poems curated by the Poet Laureate, Helen Humphreys, and written by Kingston poets.

Teens Talk Tech: Social Media and Families in the Digital Age

Upcoming Programs and Events

Teens Talk Tech

Queen's Surveillance Studies Centre and KFPL invite you to join Queen's University expert Valerie Michaelson, and the eQuality Project's Valerie Steeves as they explore how the rise of social networking has impacted interpersonal relationships, academic achievement, teen dating, and bullying.

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Upcoming Programs and Events

Engage for Change Talking Circle

Join KFPL and Georgina Riel for a community talking circle where participants will discuss the past, present and future of Indigenous communities in the Kingston-Frontenac region. This event is part of the City of Kingston's Engage for Change initiative that aims to strengthen the relationship between Indigenous and non-Indigenous populations. 

Please submit any questions or topics of discussion that interest you to the email below. Tuesday, September 28, 9 - 4 p.m. Space is limited to 20 attendees. Free registration; lunch provided; ages 13 and up.  Registration deadline extended to September 21.

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