Recent additions to the collection

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Falling by Jane Green (1968-)
Philosophy in the Hellenistic and Roman worlds by Peter Adamson (1972-)
A French village
Where the light falls by Allison Pataki
My friend fear by Meera Lee Patel
Shatter me by Lindsey Stirling (1986-)
The black book by James Patterson (1947-)
Dean Spanley
Murder at the male revue by Elizabeth Perona
The retribution by Val McDermid
A piece of the world by Christina Baker Kline
Make trouble by John Waters (1946-)
Frommer's easyguide to Las Vegas
Little sister by Barbara Gowdy
Little mosque on the prairie

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.

Upcoming Programs and Events

Human Library: Call for Participation

KFPL, in partnership with the Kingston Immigration Partnership and Youth to Kingston, are looking for members of the community interested in sharing their stories on racism and discrimination in our community.  The goal of the Human Library is to create empathy and increase our sense of community by providing those in attendance with the opportunity to meet someone whom they would otherwise not know; to challenge stigma, stereotypes and prejudices through friendly conversation. This event is part of the #SayHello campaign.  The event that will take place on Saturday, November 24th at the KFPL Isabel Turner Branch from 12-5pm.

If you or someone you know is interested in participating, please contact Jake Miller at jmiller@kfpl.ca or 613-549-8888 ext. 3522 by Friday, October 5th.

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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.